Sentence examples for trends and design from inspiring English sources

The steamy utensil was part of the Savora line, due on shelves later this year from Lifetime Brands, the giant housewares and kitchenwares company where Mr. Mirabile works as senior vice president for global trends and design.

Then, based on the identified requirements, the paper overviews the main 5G technology trends and design principles to address them.

The analysis of the effect of composition on TC allows researchers to explore chemistry-dependent trends and design new multi-component alloys with pre-assigned magnetic properties.

This study describes the research focus, trends and design found in contemporary academic literature devoted to RE valuation with a RO approach.

"Our engineers have created a fun, engaging and simple touch experience for the home that nobody else offers today," said John Cook, vice president of marketing, Worldwide Consumer PC Business, HP. "We're changing personal computing from just feeds and speeds to an experience influenced by consumer trends and design that anticipates customer's needs.

"I spend hours online finding out about the latest trends and designs and get so much inspiration from fashion blogs," said the newly-appointed style director for Littlewoods.com and Mens.Style.com' Woman in Fashion, 2009.

We could expect to see an explosion of creativity and a broader field of prospective trend setters, more free to draw inspiration faster from wider social and aesthetic trends and designs.

Plotting these systems on the design space diagram provides a clear picture of the design trends and the design and research opportunities for embodied interfaces that engage spatial cognition.

"There has been a decided shift to a sexy, glamorous, almost trashy interpretation of fashion," said Connie Marsh, trend and design manager for Sears, Roebuck & Company, whose 860 stores serve middle-income people across the country.

The team is building a solution for the U.S. market, but that also signals opportunities for entrepreneurs in other lands to pick up on the trend and design systems for their own countries.

In kitchens: Tone on tone in shades of white, taupe and grey are what consumers will crave, predicts Sarah Fishburne, director of trend and design for the Home Depot.