Sentence examples for revised design for from inspiring English sources

The Bush Administration recently decided to build something called the Reliable Replacement Warhead, or R.R.W., a revised design for such weapons as the W76 thermonuclear warhead on submarine-based Trident missiles.

No surprise that the revised design for the £3bn scheme is expected to be approved by Westminster council today, although the Qatari developers are said to be trying to reduce the amount of affordable housing in the scheme.

The analysis highlighted how these losses weight at different pond scales, suggesting possible improvements of the RWP energy performance – as achieved in the IRP II – through revised design for optimized mixing.

In the next few weeks, the planners will present a revised design for the project's centerpiece-the Freedom Tower, a 70-story office building topped by a crown of enormous latticed steel cables which would have made it the tallest skyscraper in the world.

On 12 June 1917, well before Mutsu was laid down, Hiraga proposed a revised design for the ship that reflected the lessons from the Battle of Jutland that had occurred the previous year, and incorporated advances in boiler technology.

Bintley created Aladdin for the National Ballet of Japan in 2008, with revised designs for this UK premiere.

Revised designs for the scheme were approved by Scottish Borders Council in November.

Her avant-garde design was so radical that she and a selection of other applicants were asked to submit revised designs for a second round of competition —which she again won with "a sleek and dazzling complex of sharp lines and surfaces that she compared to an 'inverted necklace'".

The Indian engineers, who occupy a warren of cubicles upstairs from the factory in Thirubhuvanai, devote a lot more of their effort to revising designs for sale in the local market.

Based on the analyses results, revised design equations for predicting the connection resistance are proposed.

Finally, based on the obtained results, revised design equations for determining the net section capacity of stainless steel angles are proposed and their reliability demonstrated by means of statistical analysis.