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This season Leuthold developed additional cotton guipures for Prada as well as a sequined one for Miu Miu that was inspired by a Schlaepfer pattern designed for Courrèges in the '60s.

The curves correspond to different glass compositions (laminated glass + chamber + monolithic glass) and geometric patterns designed for latitude 41° (the orientation for which the corresponding geometric pattern is designed is given in brackets).

A carefully controlled femtosecond laser irradiation offers the possibility of fabricating high quality, 3D functional single-crystal patterns designed for integrated optical devices deep inside glass.

For example, for patterns designed for a southern orientation, the maximum solar factor value (situation of minimum protection) coincides approximately with the angle of incidence in winter of 25.6°; whilst for the summer angle of 72.4°, the solar factor value (situation of maximum protection) is approximately half.

In Tokyo, I purchased the perfect wallet for around $50, a deep red leather case embellished with a black lacquer chrysanthemum pattern, designed originally for use by geishas.

(212) 343-4000 or www.knoll.com. 5. Alphabet is the wallpaper pattern designed by Alexander Girard in 1952 for Herman Miller.

If you like knitting or crocheting, this is another option for a great dog's hat either find a pattern purposefully designed for a dog or use a pattern made for babies or children.

The ST pattern was designed for uniaxial cell alignment while the SF and AF pattern were designed with altered cell directionality to different extents.

Another objective aim is providing a basic practical model for housing pattern design for sedentary nomads.

Finally we propose some guidelines and recommendations for future work and improvements which can also serve as a common pattern design for Geo-tagging AR applications.

This paper introduces a new system of landmarks with a distinctive pattern design for identifying the localization and orientation of a moving theatrical stage.