Sentence examples for multipurpose design from inspiring English sources

Organizers challenge that thinking, highlighting the stadium's multipurpose design and saying there are a number of options for post-World Cup events.

The multipurpose design of the reporter lines enables many directions of future study and should lead to a better understanding of UTF1's diverse roles.

This inefficiency was exacerbated in the JTPS case due to the original multipurpose design and consequential poor site selection with respect to tidal electricity generation.

Rhyming with "Diego," (not "ego" or "Lego") Trego most resembles the GoPad in its multipurpose design.

The shade structure's multifunctional and multipurpose design not only provides a respite from heat during the day, but at night, doubles as a colour-changing art installation, emitting a visual symphony that's easily one of the most envigorating aspects of The Park.

Bold environmental, social and economic commitments delivered compact games, broad consultation and social inclusion (including indigenous people), multipurpose venue designs, investment in sport development and balanced budgets.

Therefore, the integrity of guide tubes and spacer grids will dictate the vibration amplitude/intensity of the fuel assembly during transport, and must be considered when designing multipurpose purpose canister (MPC) for safe SNF transport.

In this paper, multipurpose scheduling and design problems are treated simultaneously in order to minimize investment cost of plant with taking into account completion times, cycle times and equipment sizes.

The findings of this article point to a need for a more territorially-focused and multipurpose policy design and delivery for sustainable rural development in the English uplands (Ward and Lowe 2007).

Multipurpose prevention technologies (MPTs) designed to simultaneously prevent pregnancy and HIV could provide urgently needed tools to address unmet sexual and reproductive health needs of women worldwide.

Tools were usually few and often multipurpose: delicate Polish cut-paper designs were often executed with clumsy sheep shears; and in woodwork, chip carving (with ax or hatchet) and notch carving (V-shaped cuts with a knife) were widely used.