Sentence examples for which it has designed from inspiring English sources

Disney Publishing has digital aspirations for cellphones and devices down the road, Mr. Saada said, but for now will focus on the site, which it has designed with safety concerns in mind.

In addition to selling the e-books — for which it has designed new "covers" and added biographical summaries — Open Road has produced film clips of Styron's widow, Rose, and daughters Alexandra and Susanna discussing his life and work, and digitized hundreds of letters, photos and other documents from Styron's archives at Duke University.

Canada's H2O Innovation Inc has announced that its Indian joint-venture, H2O Innovation India Ltd, is currently completing work on the water treatment system which it has designed, assembled and installed for a nuclear forging facility owned by Larsen & Toubro Heavy Engineering (L & T), a company that is located in Hazira, Surat Metropolitan Region, State of Gujarat, India.

Seakeeping and seaworthiness cover all those features of a vessel, which influence its ability to remain at sea in all conditions, for which it has been designed, and carry out its intended mission.

But nuclear power has consistently failed to function at the levels of baseload for which it has been designed.

Qualitatively, a robust filter maintains acceptable performance for signals statistically close to those for which it has been designed.

Reliability is the probability that a given system will operate without defects, under established operational conditions and environmental conditions for which it has been designed.

In practice, the filter will be applied in statistical conditions that do not exactly match those for which it has been designed.

Hence the robustness question: to what extent does filter performance degrade as conditions vary from those under which it has been designed?

Qualitatively, a filter is said to be "robust" if its performance degradation is acceptable for distributions close to the one for which it is optimal, that is, the one for which it has been designed.

The effectiveness of any system can only be measured in relation to its ability to support the user in the tasks they wish to carry out in those situations in which it has been designed to operate.