Sentence examples for rectilinear design from inspiring English sources

"It totally works as bench," he said, thanks to the rectilinear design and minimal cushioning.

The furniture, typically made of oak with a stain finish, had a rectilinear design and exposed carpentry.

Richard Peduzzi's rectilinear design of eau-de-Nil marble traps the action in a gigantic Thirties fireplace: chilly and grand and not quite anywhere.

But most visitors will arrive through the main museum entrance, inside the park, and walk a long tunnel and up a staircase whose arc rubs pleasantly against the otherwise meticulously rectilinear design.

The micromixer was chosen to be curved as a curved design was found to be thrice as functional and compact as a rectilinear design, mixing-wise.

Classical motifs at first were sparingly applied to furniture of unchanged form, but slowly the curved line of Rococo was replaced by a simpler and more severe rectilinear design: chair legs became straight, tapered, and fluted; commodes and other storage furniture were no longer of bombé form.

The art of the central desert area features arrangements of primarily curvilinear and rectilinear designs engraved on flat surfaces.

These were decorated with borders of checks, stripes, and rectilinear designs, which were closely related to social rank and degrees of sanctity.

Anyone interested in the history of textile and costume design will surely find themselves seduced by the gorgeous piebald coats and harlequin jackets hand-stitched by Russian seamstresses, by the yards of exquisite fabric bearing her fabulous rectilinear designs, which can balance three stripes of different blues against one black and two red like a perfect melody.

The boxy, earth-toned trio with rectilinear designs and gold leaf inserts in their granular matte surfaces play off Constructivism in art and in utilitarian design, while the ones made of cylindrical volumes bearing lustrously glazed compositions of glowing rectangles toy with Cubism, Color Field painting and the hot-rod lacquering that inspired the California Finish Fetish movement.

Given that a shuttle travels in a rectilinear pattern and utilizes a non-backtracking nearest-insertion algorithm, we derive closed-form approximate solutions for the service capacity design problem.