Sentence examples for while design from inspiring English sources

WHILE design projects are popular with Kickstarter's users, the in-house committee that reviews submissions also declines more ideas in the design category than in any other, Mr. Strickler said.

While design information represents their 'nominal information' specified by designers, we call a specific state of an individual product as 'entity information.' The differences in individual products make it instable in terms of the states and quantity to circulate resources and to deliver service activities at the after sales market.

The question is: why should assembly be driven by factor abundance while design is not?

Food can be classified according to region, while design (or the lack of it) falls into predictable categories.

Nor are there great Fitch monuments: while design aims at permanent values, retail is perforce temporary, a continuous revolution driven by the whimsical cycles of fashion.

In Hay Fever and Private Lives characters tiptoe away from domestic wrangles, while Design For Living is a passionate plea for bohemian licence.

While design software choices -- 3D Studio Max, Bryce 4, Amorphium and so on -- are abundant, none are as intuitive for the user as, say, a word processing program.

"Art Now" is a brisk run-through of currently hip artists like Cindy Sherman and Tony Oursler, while "Design" takes us back, with surprising depth, through past versions of compelling style -- Arts and Crafts, Bauhaus, Pop.

We found that model based estimates gave a value of 8002±91 (±SEM) while design-based estimates were 8716±338 (±SEM).

Analysis-oriented models generally use an incremental procedure for plotting the entire stress strain response while design-oriented models predict the load-carrying and deformation capacities of the column with closed form expressions.

A number of DBR paradigms have been proposed by various DBR researchers, while Design-based Research Collective's (2003) which has been largely cited in many important DBR references (e.g., Barab & Squire 2004; Philips et al. 2012; Mckenney & Reeves, 2012;) is perhaps the most well-known one.