Sentence examples for technical and functional from inspiring English sources

Such conflicts usually develop either because the designer tries to carry out an aesthetic concept that ignores the technical and functional requirements of the problem or because the program is so demanding technically, functionally, or economically that it eliminates aesthetic considerations from the design process.

As in most other arts, garden and landscape design must solve not only aesthetic but also technical and functional problems.

With design you can explore the geometries and push the aesthetic in a way that you're not always able to with a building, because of the technical and functional constraints.

Imagine a person who does not know the technical and functional aspects of a CD.

These trends are either considering technical and functional features or the user feedback for establishing trust on CPs.

Technical risks: the risk of not meeting technical and functional performance requirements, it occurs because of technical uncertainty.

The second-layer technical categories and functional categories were subsequently defined under the first-layer technical categories to establish the technique function matrix, thereby dividing the techniques related to LED bicycle light into seven main technical domains.

While all the textiles have some protective function, protective textiles are those that are specifically designed for specific hazards such as fire, impact, chemical, etc. Technical textiles are defined as textile materials and products manufactured primarily for their technical performance and functional properties rather than their aesthetic or decorative characteristics.

This study argues that the ratio of number of related technical terms and functional terms in dozens of engineering and patent documents to the number of times of each functional and technical term appears can be determined using engineering and patent documents.

The agreement was set up by the Government Procurement Service on behalf of the DfE, although the department will be responsible for specifying technical principles and functional requirements for the services it covers.

In most garden and landscape design situations, it is necessary first to evaluate the technical conditions and functional demands and then to derive from them design concepts that resolve them.