Sentence examples for surface designer from inspiring English sources

Below the surface, designer fish played hide and seek in the corals: angelfish, butterflyfish, parrotfish, blueheads, snappers, baby damsels and a fleeing turtle, to mention but a few.

With Marimekko cushions, vintage Swedish wallpapers and Finlayson fabrics – plus a generous dash of Moomin-abilia – it's a look that's alive and well in her south London home, and also informs her work as a textile and surface designer.

As we leave the ward, Mullins points out the curtains around each bed, which are printed with a brilliant panoramic vista of London, as are the bedside cabinets and tables – the work of surface designer Ella Doran.

The introduction of three shape parameters (namely the tension, continuity and bias parameters) provides the surface designer with a set of flexible user handles for shaping the surface locally.

In designing complex surfaces, designers usually need to make adjacent surfaces reach G1 continuity, and G2 continuity is required in some situations with high demand for smoothness.

But I did get a sense of Oompa Loompas in the midst as I toured Studio B with my colleague as we were about to step into a room where a group of industrial designers worked on Surface designs.

Wallpaper has been transformed in the last decade into a wondrous world of artists, makers, and designers, playing with the potential for surface design.

"It's about programming, connections and funding," says Durham landscape architect Walt Havenner of Surface 678, designers of the exquisite Rodin sculpture garden at the North Carolina Museum of Art.

We demonstrate through AFM measurements in buffer solution, that the deposition and pinning of size-selected gold clusters onto a surfaces creates "designer binding sites", stable at room temperature in air and in liquid.

The application of chiral metals as electrodes in the enantioselective recognition and asymmetric synthesis of chiral compounds reveals that these designer surfaces open up potential perspectives for the development of new materials for chiral technologies.

It is long, wide and walnut, maybe the most cordial surface that the designer, David Rockwell, has ever put into a restaurant.