Sentence examples for worthy design from inspiring English sources

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students share opinions about what constitutes a worthy design for a postage stamp.

Thus, these results would serve as a worthy design tool for low power and high performance CMOS circuits.

Thus, the modern city is replete with instances of built structures that are well-functioning, high-utility, and facilitate much good in the world yet meet no one's standards of aesthetically worthy design.

Hence AA 6061 is considered as potential candidate material for automobile and aerospace sectors where high strength with reduced weight and high crack arrest capabilities will contribute to crash worthy design of automobiles/aircraft structures and proved most suitable matrix for MMCs.

After a series of setbacks and delays, the project was finally scrapped after no worthy design was accepted, which resulted the foundation stone becoming the memorial afterwards.

Despite the announcement, the ambitious project became inactive and was finally scrapped after no worthy design was accepted and not nearly enough of the S$250,000 funds had been raised.

The good news about the unpicked but mostly quite worthy designs for the 9/11 memorial ["The Memorial Roads Not Taken" by Julie V. Iovine, Feb. 1] is that at least three of them employ the columns of the North Tower facade.

Hence as a future advancement of this work, it will be worthy designing benchwork to detect the correlation of these miRNA-mRNA expressions within a SARS-CoV infected cell.

Sothebys will also auction a series of Ziggy Stardust-worthy design items, like a silver, gold, and red cabinet by Milan designer Ettore Sottsass' Memphis Design Group, and a Brionvega stereo and turntable designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni.

The D de Montmiral (011-33-5-63-57-26-78; double room and board from about $193), near Castelnau de Montmiral, France, combines organic vegetarian food and cooking classes with a U.F.O.-worthy design.

Christopher Kane is the man who can turn the most mundane and dowdy items into high-fashion waiting-list-worthy designs.