Sentence examples for outward design from inspiring English sources
The iPhone 4S was initially derided by some critics for offering little improvement on the iPhone 4, with none of the bold outward design changes that make it easy for cellphone users to brag about owning the latest Apple gizmo.
Mr. Omotoso, of LMC Automotive, an American automobile market research company, says the novel design reminds him of the Toyota Prius, the decade-old hybrid car, in that its outward design says something about its green energy power train.
The outward design of the car won't change much since the technology can be fitted to current models.
The 12-foot-high monument, representing bookshelves with the pages facing outward, was designed by the British artist Rachel Whiteread.
I will know President Obama is serious about economic recovery for ordinary Americans when he ends his persecution of truth-tellers and acknowledges the damaging distance between what W. Michael Reisman calls the "myth system," an outward script designed to secure legitimacy from the public, and the "operational code," the true protocols governing any given profession.
Additional primers facing outward were designed from both ends of the contig.
If the Ingenhoven building was to project an image outward, the N.B.B.J. design was about looking inward and pulling the Googlers close.
Indeed, by emphasising outward appearance, the design guide will only encourage the practice of what is known in the industry as "jacketing" – simply wrapping the same standard house type in different cladding to satisfy local planners and the market.
With arched roofs and 20-foot-high front windows that lean outward, the newly designed Audi dealerships look a little like airport hangars.
Since ORF218 and ORF482 are close to each other in pCf1 and similarly ORF217 and ORF484 are close in pCf2, we also designed outward primers for the two corresponding K. foliaceum ORFs (ORF205 or serC1 and ORF141).
Products were sequenced and outward facing primers designed and used in PCR amplification to join fragments of two sets of adjacent genes (T and D; G and P).
