Sentence examples for stern design from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the results indicates that the partial wake equalizing duct concept with an appropriate stern design affect not only the flow characteristics at aft-end, but also the propulsion characteristics.

Home to celebrities like Sting and Denzel Washington, the Robert A. M. Stern-designed building has been breaking records since it opened on the Upper West Side in 2005.

The location: An 18th-floor duplex located in the Robert A. M. Stern-designed 15 Central Park West.

His commanding, perfectionist works model stern principles of design and architecture, pointing the world toward a utopia for puritans.

Perhaps by design, Sterner's architectural sleight of hand sparked a wave of renovations on the block.

There are a lot of lines that go from stem to stern that stabilize the design and organize it nicely".

The Mermaid propulsion mechanism is mounted under the bow and not the stern, and it is designed to pull the boat, rather than push it forward, regardless of weather, wave height or direction.

Its title borrowed from Moholy-Nagy, the book set out a series of stern foundational principles for good design: the use of sans-serif fonts, standardised paper sizes, photographs rather than drawn illustrations, asymmetrical rather than centred layouts.

For these types of vessels, special attention has to be paid to the design of the stern region, the occurrence of a good flow towards the propeller and rudder being necessary to minimize fuel consumption and avoid excessive vibratory shaft loads and risk for cavitation erosion.

From stem to stern, the entire game is designed around it.

Malian pinnaces are sleek, timber-built cargo boats of traditional design: their prows and sterns bend upwards, like an upturned slice of melon rind.