Sentence examples for next-generation design from inspiring English sources
Successfully creating and enabling simple microinteractions that generate macro results should inspire next-generation design and designers.
A Next-Generation Design Framework for Platform-Based Design.
"A Next-Generation Design Framework for Platform-based Design".
Working together in a process that is now familiar at MIT, a collaborative team of architects, students, and staff from the Division of Student Life and Campus Construction has developed a next-generation design for the new student residence on Vassar Street.
Recent projects include the Princeton Architecture Laboratory (a new building for research on next-generation design and construction technologies), Pier 35 EcoPark (a 200-foot floating pier in the East River that changes color according to water quality), and Hy-Fi (a branching tower for the Museum of Modern Art and MoMA PS1 made of a new type of biodegradable brick).
"Our current printer builds at a rate of around 2 m per hour, while our next-generation design should attain 3.5 m per hour," said Enrico Dini, founder of UK 3D printing company Monolite.
With the super-rich competing to build ever larger vessels, curbing diesel emissions is becoming a priority for engine builders who believe that incorporating anti-pollution systems into their next-generation designs represents a new marketing opportunity.
Compared to rivals, 2019 iPhones are missing 5G and sport conservative next-generation designs so they need a way to reinvigorate sales and customer interest.
Speaking today at a Wired business conference in New York City, he is talking up the benefits of nuclear energy, particularly next-generation designs.
According to the World Nuclear Association, Russia has been operating one commercial fast reactor since 1980; and China, India, and Russia are building or planning new fast reactors for both research into next-generation designs and power production.
Entrants in a "Next Generation Design Competition" proposed plans to cut the energy consumption of an inefficient, 48-year-old federal building in Los Angeles to zero.
