Sentence examples for network of designers from inspiring English sources

The case study is based on the meta-data collected from 158 489 designs and 247 768 users; and it reveals that (i) Designs can be shared and quickly evolved into other designs through a distributed network of designers, (ii) only a small portion of the users are designers and (iv) collective design has deep and strong evolutionary roots.

Since 2000, he has run his own design firm, Motorcity Europe, a network of designers based in Cologne but operating in Britain and elsewhere in Europe.

This paper provides an empirical study of a collective design platform (Thingiverse); with the aim of understanding the phenomenon and investigating how designs concurrently evolve through the large and complex network of designers.

But through persistence, personal charm and a marriage to a journalist who writes press releases and grant proposals, Mr. Sinclair has managed to make himself the center of a global network of designers, engineers and relief groups.

That allows them to dig into a wide network of designers who are willing to sell their creations to MyColorScreen for use in the app.

They'd need the same networks of designers and manufacturers.

The paper describes the context and evolution of the program and the framework developed to deliver new locally specific starting points for urban transformation, a process involving academic researchers and designers, a shifting network of professional designers, many hundreds of design masters students, representatives of local government, business and the wider community.

Local Motors produces bespoke cars for enthusiasts using a network of 4,500 designers (who compete to produce designs) and dozens of microfactories (which purchase parts on the open market and then assemble them).

It has therefore appeared clear that the need of building up a network of shipbuilders, designers, and suppliers is to standardize the design and production process and make use of compatible tools to communicate and exchange data among simultaneously working organizations.

But the new business is firmly rooted in this city's rich blue-jean past, tapping into a vast network of experienced designers, sewers, laundry houses and fabric importers who gave birth to the first generation of designer denim in the late 1970s and '80s — brands like Guess and Hilfiger — only to fall idle when such companies moved much of their manufacturing to China and Latin America.

An intricate network of autonomous designers and no fewer than ten engineering centres conspired to stretch out the product-development process to four, five and even six years.