Sentence examples for of classical design from inspiring English sources
The Grand Palais's stone facades, columns, and friezes exhibit features of Classical design, while the intricate metalwork inside is in the style of classic Art Nouveau.
To Mr. Stern, Mr. Smith's interpretation of classical design is "free and fresh".
The institute is now occupying temporary headquarters on Fifth Avenue until it can construct its own building or find one to buy, no doubt of classical design.
In clinical terms, the answer is that he offered a practical, perfectly proportioned, unpretentious form of classical design that could be pressed into elegant service for many different types of buildings.
In his hugely influential Latin treatise on building, this ancient writer set out the principles of classical design that were revived in Renaissance Italy: columns and pediments, harmony and proportion.
On my bedroom wall hangs an artist's perspective of the plan Wren touted for the City after the Great Fire of 1666, fleshed out with buildings of classical design, looking like a beaux arts continental city.
In doing so, MBNA has been faithful to the city's architectural heritage, with modern versions of classical designs.
The method consists of a sequence of classical designs, based on given safety factors, that (a) minimize cost or optimize an alternative objective function, (b) calculate the different failure mode probabilities or their upper bounds, and (c) update the safety factors to satisfy both the safety factors and the failure probability requirements.
The method, Design of Dynamic Experiments (Georgakis, 2009), is an extension of the classical Design of Experiments approach and can be applied to any process where time-variant profiles, typically batch and semi-batch operations, are important for optimizing key aspects of the process.
The method, Design of Dynamic Experiments [Georgakis, 2009], is an extension of the classical Design of Experiments approach and can be applied to any process where time-variant profiles are important for optimizing key objectives of the process.
This article presents a deviation of the classical design of IFU based on the advanced image slicer concept [Content, R., 1997. A new design for integral field spectroscopy with 8-m telescopes. Proc. SPIE 2871, 1295].
