Sentence examples for reductive design from inspiring English sources

Still, the division's stylists seem to be struggling with the newly reductive design language.

"The Apple Watch is all about an exercise in reductive design.

"It strikes the perfect balance — the reductive design can fit into a modern environment, but the cast iron adds historical significance, so it can sit in environments that aren't so contemporary," Mr. Doucet said.

And in the art of what other, except Mondrian, does reductive design feel as passionate? Kelly knows what we like in abstraction — which we would not know, so profoundly, if not for him.

Mr. Goldsmith depicts complex linear tangles, adding outlines that further schematize them into reductive designs.

After a reductive pretreatment designed to remove the thiol ligands, the activity of catalyst was tested using CO oxidation in a fixed-bed reactor at 30 and 60 °C.

The petroglyph of a group of giraffes from Niger, carved as if in the manner of a checkerboard about 10,000 years ago, and the scene of an archer hunting bears and reindeer, found in Norway in 1973, prefigure the reductive approach to design devised for information graphics in the 20th century; they also recall the minimalist glyphs used by Paul Klee and Joan Miró.

In the end both novels are so clichéd, so reductive, so clearly designed to cash in on the "Nanny Diaries" phenomenon that the reader can only hope that the 10021 genre has finally crashed and burned for good.

Scanning those bookshelves, which held everything from Persepolis to Black Hole, what I saw were variations on a reductive graphic style designed to communicate information and signify simple emotions, but never to take the risk of showing a genuinely new, genuinely personal and daring perception of reality.

The P L-SS-PTX) micelles showed raP L-SS-PTXelease under tumor-relevant reductive conditions as designed.

A series of reductive experiments were designed to determine PCP transformation and chloride ion release, and to calculate rate constant (k values) of pseudo first-order kinetics.