Sentence examples for shifted design from inspiring English sources

The microelectrode is realized in a shifted design for flexibility and biocompatibility.

While the cause of the blast was being investigated to ensure that there was not some previously undiscovered risk in the nitrous-based fuel, Mr. Rutan shifted design resources over to the WhiteKnight half of the flying pair.

Gordon Kennedy's shifting design of halogen lights is handsomely done, and the score, taken from recordings of the violinist Lajko Felix, is rich and darkly manic.

Pole shifting design of sampled-data control systems is considered, where the poles of the discretized system are shifted successively.

Thus, shifting design level from global to regional or local levels could interpret sustainability more articulate, current, and pragmatic.

The IBM BlueGene/L system is one early example of a shifting design focus for large-scale system.

But it illustrates the ways that advancing technology — like micro-manufacturing tools, Kickstarter-like platforms or hacker culture — is shifting design away from corporate, factory production to grass-roots projects by artisans, activists and amateurs.

The Derby-based company said it was talking to the European Safety Aviation Agency over shifting design approval for large engines to Germany.

The world's No. 1 semiconductor maker is shifting design and will produce all chips with multiple cores, unleashing greater computing power, Otellini told the Intel Developers Forumm in San Francisco.

Another design which has been used in similar contexts is the shifted transversal design (STD) (Thierry-Mieg, 2006; Xin et al., 2009).

In 1999, Stephen's cousin Joshua Muss, based in Queens, bought the property and shifted the design to shorter buildings.