Sentence examples for problematic designs from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding this, problematic designs which include cross-sectional, single source and single level features are common.

However, underlying conflicts among these instruments impair the overall efficiency of the policy and cause a waste of resources, and other problematic designs in this policy framework reduce the necessity and feasibility of emission trading.

If studies did not report any of the criteria and described potentially problematic designs (such as questionable exclusion of patients, not describing the group balance regarding prognostic factors), we categorised these studies as low quality.

April 9, 1918 Copenhagen, Denmark November 29, 2008 Copenhagen, Denmark Jørn Utzon, (born April 9, 1918, Copenhagen, Denmark died November 29 , 2008 Copenhagen) Danish architect best known for his dynamic, imaginative, but problematic design for the Sydney Opera House in Australia.

The dock is another example of how to pretend to innovation while miring the consumer in problematic design masked by eye candy.

Evaluation criteria of realized constructions are basic design elements of turbo-roundabouts, traffic lane (roadway) width and layout and design arrangement with aiming on problematic design features.

If a user-centred approach had been adopted, it is likely that a RAT would not have been implemented or that problematic design issues would have been identified.

Clear and specific categorization is also vital to transportation planners and engineers, so they can distinguish sometimes subtle differences between successful and problematic design characteristics.

The software requirements specification document ensured that requirements were properly understood, and that problematic design issues were considered from the outset.

2. The software requirements specification document ensured that requirements were properly understood, and that problematic design issues were considered from the outset.

A problematic of design titled Designing an Eco-House Project on Burgazada, Istanbul with taking references from abstract paintings of Miro and Kandisky and using the complex geometrical forms, which are formed by compositions of triangles, octagons and hexagons, etc. was given to students on the Design Studio 1 of the Department of Architecture of Yildiz Technical University.