All this means more zip in design and punch in the engines.
There are hyper-modern dresses, like the American designer Prabal Gurung's plunge-front gown, Diane Von Furstenburg's synthetic lamé wrap dress and a Neoprene zip-front design from the SCAD graduate Alexis Asplundh.
These had been snipped or burned open, presumably to release the cables as the antennas were dismantled — and they led Gorman down the obscure scholarly rabbit hole of zip-tie design, back to their American invention, in 1958, virtually the same time that the first satellites were launched into space.
Clockwise from left: Alex Akopova for Bernhardt Design Zip chair, $1,835, bernhardtdesign.com.
In an effort to pump up attendance, this June the museum debuted a new zip line course "designed to attract a broader range of people to the Creation Museum and to enhance the museum itself," Ham told Cincinnati.com.
As zip codes are designed to optimize mail delivery, they are not homogenous and therefore cannot fully represent the obesogenic or socioeconomic environments of their inhabitants [ 47].
The JAR format, which is a variant of the ZIP format, is designed to be compact and provide efficient read access to individual files, but it does not provide efficient write access nor efficient random access to parts of files.
He has also designed The Zip Bag for Longchamp and was part of the team that designed the New Bus - the replacement for London's Routemaster double-decker.
Zip was lightweight, slickly designed and was as easy to use as the floppies.
To identify the in vivo heterodimerization partners, a chimeric protein containing two ubiquitin motifs at the N-terminal of the A-ZIP domain was designed.
