Sentence examples for vague design from inspiring English sources

The result of an example shows that the proposed rough grey analysis has provided a novel alternative to perform design concept evaluation, in which the vague design information and expert knowledge can be modeled and analyzed more effectively and objectively.

That's a bit vague — "design compromises" could mean a lot of things.

Since day-to-day design relies on heuristics, or rules-of-thumb for decision-making, these dogmatic ideas unconsciously dictate the outcome, more so than the usually vague design directions teams receive from the outset.

I set out to get as close as my good-will efforts can to whatever vague designs I've preconceived.

Those job titles, from a recent batch of electronic help-wanted ads, are at once grandiose and vague, designed to suggest the limitless possibilities of careers in cyberspace.

Nevertheless, he said that he harbored vague designs on a political career and that a discussion with Mr. Abu Naba'a gave him the idea that fund-raising was a way to get started.

The name was intentionally vague, designed to add to the mythology of his fictional airborne unit.

Almost 12 years later, the now 59-year-old Gordon, who graduated from Boston University during the 1970s oil crises with a degree in communications and, he says, vague designs on film school before he set his sights on the energy business, is still pressing his case.

A month after it held a meeting vaguely designed to discuss measures to fight malicious content appearing on social media, it suddenly issued a stinging rebuke of the messaging app, telling WhatsApp senior management "that necessary remedial measures should be taken".

Do was incubated out of SherpaFoundry, the "vague by design" strategic consultancy founded by investors Scott Stanford and Shervin Pishevar.

Sherpa Ventures, the "vague by design" investment group founded by Shervin Pishevar and Scott Stanford, has made its first close on a planned $150 million fund.