Sentence examples for respond to design from inspiring English sources
In this case, there is no substitute for physically separated bike paths and sidewalk bulges or islands so that buses don't have to constantly interweave with cyclists to pick up passengers, and low-velocity zones in residential neighbourhoods – 20 mph maximum – with plenty of speed bumps to slow those drivers who only respond to design.
MK gallery, Milton Keynes MK9 from 6 December until 5 January Alison Turnbull In her new show, some of Turnbull's abstract paintings and drawings respond to designs by Erich Mendelsohn, the brilliant architect of the De La Warr Pavilion.
Based on current understanding of a biological system, bioengineers predict how the system will respond to designed perturbations.
A new method is presented that consists of two main concepts: a user centred design approach through a non-designers interface and Bayesian networks for learning the housing preferences and responding to design choices.
"Although similar to the 2006 scoping report, this document incorporates feedback to the earlier project, responds to design reviews, incorporates additional consultation responses and provides updated and more extensive baseline information on which to base an on-going, comprehensive consultation process".
The opportunity to see and respond to others' design feedback had a minor effect on the kind of design feedback provided, but no effect on usefulness.
"Females have been shown to respond to the design of the bower and the number of ornaments that adorn it" (p. 116).
Shel notes, "People from all walks of life respond to cool design.
To respond to off-design operation of the micro-gas turbines, this research proposed an adjustable fuel feeding combustor (AFFC).
Users can cheer each other on through comments, and also respond to challenges designed to keep everyone involved pushing themselves to their limits.
A central question in cancer therapy is how individual cells within a population of tumor cells respond to drugs designed to arrest their growth.
