Sentence examples for preserved design from inspiring English sources

Popping into Castiglioni's lovingly preserved design studio or scarfing up an ice cream while perched on one of Mari's concrete traffic barriers is part of the fair's appeal — as was riding on Line 1.

ForSyDe is a transformational system design methodology, where an initial abstract system model is refined by the application of semantic-preserving and non-semantic preserving design transformations into a detailed model that can be mapped to an implementation.

The present mosque is a 19th-century reconstruction that still preserves design elements and ornamental work from various periods of the building's history.

This would preserve design consistency as well as driver expectations, by avoiding the need for lateral widening or site-specific speed limits.

(2) Pattern, scale and context influence patterns of both disturbance and succession, and preserve design really does matter.

In particular, we show that the spaces P2=span{1,t,cost,sint,cos2t,sin2t}, Q=span{1,t,t2,cost,sint} and I=span{1,t,cost,sint,tcost,tsint} are also suitable for shape preserving design, and we find their normalized B-basis.

The principle of structure preserving design means that, in an ideal world, these models should be reused during the implementation of the eventual system.

Most importantly, the experience accumulated during this study has highlighted the importance of structure preserving design in the construction of systems that make use of computer interpretable guidelines.

If we aim at a structure preserving design then notational convenience, i.e. the ease with which a knowledge representation language can be read, written, and understood, acquires a greater importance than the word "convenience" might suggest.

The experience accumulated during this study highlighted the importance of structure preserving design, that is to say that the models used in the design and implementation of a knowledge-based system should be structurally similar to those created during knowledge acquisition and analysis.

If our knowledge representation language does not allow us to create models that can be understood by a domain expert then we will have to use some other formalism to create such models and therefore risk losing the advantages of structure preserving design.