Sentence examples for whose streamlined from inspiring English sources

In the early 1970s, the shirtwaist was given a shot in the arm by Halston, whose streamlined, one-style-suits-all adaptation was issued in machine-washable Ultrasuede.

The fiberglass-bodied Avanti was engineered and styled in 1961 during an intense five-week session led by famed industrial designer Raymond Loewy, whose streamlined locomotives, Greyhound busses and the Coke bottle, among many other products, quickly became American classics.

But that wouldn't be the style of the Fellini trio of the climate justice movement, whose streamlined life style and journey included carting their own garbage in their car for an entire year.

This credibility also brought brand synergy to a designer whose streamlined ready-to-wear now fits neatly with a couture that is still beautifully crafted but not overwrought.

The Blaue Reiter group is represented mainly by Kandinsky and his partner Gabriele Munter, whose streamlined landscape "White Wall" is among the show's lesser-known gems.

Under the aquarium's plan, the sharks, whose streamlined forms simultaneously scare and fascinate visitors, will have a lot more room to move.

We go beyond prior analyses in considering: (i) flows whose streamlines are curvilinear rather than rectilinear; (ii) position-dependent tensorial molecular diffusivities; (iii) (conservative) external forces exerted on the reactive species; and (iv) nonuniform surface reaction velocity constants.

For example, a storm embedded in a confluent large-scale flow (i.e. one whose streamlines tend to converge) will generally have less directional track forecast uncertainty, though the timing of the progress of the storm along its track may suffer.

Holiday attractions booking startup, GetYourGuide, whose platform streamlines the booking of vacation excursions, rolled out its first mobile apps last month to European mobile users.

Confronting these two polar versions of Agamemnon, a reader may search out a middle terrain, like that presented by Robert Lowell, whose respectful streamlining of Lattimore appeared in 1978.

And a couple of big bets have been successful: CoverMyMeds, an Ohio start-up, whose software streamlines drug prescribing, was sold to McKesson this year for $1.1 billion, and Salesforce bought ExactTarget, a maker of marketing software in Indiana, for $2.5 billion in 2013.