Sentence examples for utilitarian aspects from inspiring English sources

Tesla's proprietary connector choice requires getting customers to care about form over function on one of the most utilitarian aspects of the car.

Military is a perennial go-to theme in men's wear, but the utilitarian aspects of the design are usually emphasized on the fashion runways; camo patterns have been predominantly a street and skate-wear staple.

Unlike other humanists, moreover, he did not despise the utilitarian aspects of education but, on the contrary, suggested that his pupils should visit shops and workshops and go out into the country to learn something of real life.

The design of Terminal 2, a close collaboration between the Gensler architecture firm, airport staff and the San Francisco Arts Commission, melds the utilitarian aspects of the space and its arts offerings.

The debate now underway over whether to privatize the utilitarian aspects of putting stuff in low-Earth orbit is beside the point.

Using the habitat template concept, specifically taking into account drought adaptation and self-regulation, we developed a screening procedure using both functional plant traits and utilitarian aspects.

"It has something to do with the utilitarian aspect of crafts, but many contemporary artists transcend those distinctions," said Gail Stavitsky, chief curator of the Montclair Art Museum, where the show "Beauty and Function: Crafts in the Garden State 2002" opens today.

Dr. Ernst E. Naylor was in charge of an exhibit sponsored by the New York Botannical Garden, entitled "Plants Without Flowers" which demonstrated the utilitarian aspect of plants: Penicillin is derived from a plant, seaweed is used in the manufacture of many products, yeast is needed in making beer and bread.

The utilitarian aspect of domestication has expanded since the eighteenth century (Baratay 2009).

6 However, I contend that there must be an 'escalator clause' in the utilitarian aspect that suggests that in the event of an extensive threat to the existence of a population, the force of this utilitarian aspect becomes the primary consideration in proportion to the threat.

By contrast, the consideration of the utilitarian aspect makes the point that in attempting to save a life, two are likely to be lost, thus propagating a greater total harm.