Sentence examples for potential redesign from inspiring English sources

An architect, Alan Abraham, then showed a potential redesign of the area that would connect the racecourse to the local railway station via a green walkway.

Last October, a TechCrunch reader told us that he'd been invited to take an online survey with a potential redesign that also featured a sans-serif font.

A standardised process that feasibly minimises the risk of breaching confidentiality by staff when communicating test results to patients face-to-face or over the telephone (including potential redesign of working areas to enhance privacy).

This review should include potential redesigns of the project, or, if it's the right thing to do, scrap the project altogether in favor of using existing SFMTA infrastructure to improve transit along the Chinatown-Financial District corridor.

The entertainment industry's blinkered pursuit of its own narrow goals has the potential to redesign our technology to be the perfect tools and excuses for oppression.

"The growing success of recycling and food waste collections – and the potential to redesign products to cut waste and boost reuse and recycling even more – mean there are few things more pointlessly parasitic on cash-strapped councils than incinerators," Kirby said.

CMGs for which the profiling of the short-stay cases suggests potential for redesign will be presented in detail.

Mr. Graves's paralysis gave him a better understanding of what supplies dos and do not work and offers great potential for redesigning health care products.

Its report examined the potential for redesigning Scotland's tax system, taking into account that income tax was presently the UK's "single biggest source of tax revenue" followed by VAT and national insurance contributions.

Furthermore, our data highlight the potential of redesigning aminoglycosides to TRIDs with even better read-through activity and reduced toxicity.

The main contributions of this study are: ecodesign constructs to be further researched the conjoint analysis of technological ability and market potential in a redesign project, and the requirements to gain managerial support for a redesign project.