Sentence examples for the design represents from inspiring English sources

The design represents a major post-World War II innovation in bridge engineering, but the bridge itself is not of great historical significance.

As one of the last schools of new Labour's costly Building Schools for the Future programme, the design represents a culmination of the architects' 10-year involvement with contractor Lend Lease, and it has a maturity that marks it out from many of the earlier BSF projects.

The design represents "Spirit in motion" and features an imagined section of the Greek goddess of victory's wing.

The design represents the final variant of several dozen designs developed and piloted in schools over a period of several months.

Artist Nicola Burrell, who came up with the design, said: "I've taken inspiration from the shapes of the bicycles, riders and slip streams, and I think the design represents the dynamism and excitement which is the Tour de France".

The design represents a first step to a compact and efficient microchannel membrane reactor system for production and separation of hydrogen.

He was convinced the design represented a sexual fantasy.

In Byzantine murals and in Indian and medieval manuscript paintings, narrative sequences were depicted in grid patterns, each "compartment" of the design representing a visual chapter in a religious story or a mythological or historical epic.

A peak ground acceleration (PGA) of 0.31 g was used for the design, representing a location with significant earthquakes.

For the fixed threshold persistence, the design represented by the curve on the left has better outage performance than the one associated with the curve on the right, since the left curve achieves zero outage probability with fewer exchanges.

"The green cup and the design represent the connections Starbucks has as a community with its partners (employees) and customers.