Sentence examples for spoke design from inspiring English sources

Neil Lawrence, professor of machine learning, University of Sheffield I think we've all envisaged a freely interconnected internet that really is a net rather than a hub and spoke design, but things aren't really turning out like that.

The 'hub and spoke' design featured a centralised hub of EI workers collaborating with dedicated early psychosis care coordinators in the existing community teams (see [ 22] for further details).

Using this solution, the optimum parameters of the composite spoke design are determined subject to constraints imposed on the natural frequencies.

'Hub and spoke' designs may require less initial investment of resources, but may find it harder to maintain aspects of high fidelity EI care such as a team approach and multidisciplinary delivery of a full range of interventions tailored to early psychosis.

Despite the courthouse being a short drive to Apple's headquarters, in Cupertino, the picky eaters on the jury rejected any idea that their verdict was, so to speak, "designed in California".

Creatively speaking, designs have moved light years beyond the traditional, knee-length brown mink coat — from Miu Miu's bubble-gum pink astrakhan coat to Valentino's unorthodox blood-red mink with a white platelike collar dotted with dark ermine.

As this is a relatively new area for health managers and executives, KM initiatives have been, generally speaking, designed as single-faceted interventions.

He frequently speaks about design and visual communication at design conferences and has lectured at top business colleges, design schools and art institutions.

The analysis examines both idealized building configurations along with the urban topography from cities that represent the regular grid and hub and spoke city designs.

Meggers, co-director of the Program in Architecture and Engineering, spoke about designing buildings and engineering solutions that keep occupants, rather than the air inside buildings, cool.

John Dimatos, a Resident Researcher at NYU's Interactive Telecommunications Program and teacher of 'Designing for UNICEF,' spoke on how design and human understanding impact social organization.