Sentence examples for stop design from inspiring English sources

We must try to stop design for design's sake.

Along with the introduction of an agile approach, undertaken in mid-2011, the commission has improved on existing government measures, such as the use of 'project review gates' which stop design work proceeding from one stage to the next without being ratified by all main stakeholders.

They regarded 'hook turns' as a safe form of tram signal priority treatment at intersections and platform tram stops as the safest tram stop design for all passengers among all other tram stop designs in Melbourne.

Inspired by the light stop design and dark-field detection of microscopes, this paper first reports a compact confocal LED epifluorescence sensor using a light stop with an arc-shaped aperture for enhancing the flexibility of quick DNA and PCR detection.

Because of the key role of stop design, the stops and stop images in the ZEMAX NSC mode were analyzed first in the illumination path (Fig. 6 ).

The highest priority in the design of fundus cameras is the stop design [ 30, 31]; while the secondary design criterion is to correct aberrations; e.g., in the aerial image produced by the ophthalmoscopic lens.

Mr. Davis also agreed to the agency's demand that Advanced Carbon Composites stop designing, selling or manufacturing motorcycle helmets (the company still makes kayak helmets).

In a nutshell, imagine a world where we stop designing products and services with young, urban and affluent populations at the forefront of our minds.

The 11 stations completed so far include a psychedelic design by Karim Rashid for Università station, Gae Aulenti's complex of glass and steel at Dante, and the jaw-dropping Toledo stop, designed by Catalan architect Oscar Tusquets Blanca.

Indeed the process of design itself can be seen as a socio-technical one, and understanding the decision to design itself may allow us one day to stop designing for people, and create STS that sustainably design themselves.

I am not suggesting for one second that we stop designing innovative and interesting new garments with new prints, materials or other features.