Sentence examples for revisiting designs from inspiring English sources
Paul Smith is doing his bit, too, by revisiting designs from Gainsborough Silk's historic archives and introducing his characteristic stripes to create a collection of gorgeous upholstery fabrics.
Second, we need to revisit design standards for new residential development, to make sure the housing itself is at high enough density and that pedestrians and cyclists come first rather than last.
But von Fürstenberg shaped its modern-day incarnation, revisiting the design in a knee length and a new fabrication based on body-hugging cotton jersey in striking prints.
We demonstrate the benefits of the declarative specification style distinctive of AnBx by revisiting the design of two existing e-payment protocols: iKP and SET.
Chesky also recently said that Airbnb has zero tolerance for prejudice and bias on the platform and that in the next few months, the company will "be revisiting the design of our site from end to end to see how we can create a more inclusive platform," Chesky said at the company's Open Air technical conference earlier this month.
With the little triangular sticky-outy-bit (forgive me for the technical jargon here), your phone effectively doesn't go in your jeans pockets anymore, which would be a deal breaker for me; it's a shame they didn't revisit that design decision when re-designing the device for iPhone 6.
By including more sites in the revisit design, high power can be achieved with less frequent revisits.
The codified design expressions for the strength and stiffness of the specimens were also revisited, and design comments were finally made.
He wondered what Utzon would do, given the opportunity to revisit his design with all the technological advances of the last three decades at his disposal.
More than a decade later, after some prodding from a friend, he revisited the design and finally got it into production.
Stirling was on a roll after Leicester, keen to push the language of shock he and Gowan had just invented, and disinclined to investigate the brief or revisit the design when circumstances changed.
