design surface

In 1938 a Swedish design surfaced that seemed interesting.

After some leaked photos of a new design surfaced in online forums, they were met with public distaste and critique.

Besides designing surface patterns, Lund designed and participated in the development of dinnerware shapes.

Data-bound controls can be created by dragging items from the Data Sources window onto a design surface.

Artificial waves are man-made waves usually created on a specially designed surface or in a pool.

Unlike the regular version of Access, the runtime version allows users to use the Access application but they cannot use its design surfaces.

Gibbs & Cox is a U.S. naval architecture firm that specializes in designing surface warships.

Activities can be assembled visually into workflows using the Workflow Designer, a design surface that runs within Visual Studio.

Slippery surface : Darting and sliding on a specially designed surface, the artists fling and catch each other, creating an illusion of skating.

Passing blindly on winding and/or steep mountain roads, poorly designed surfaces, and unmarked hazards, including frequent landslides and precarious temporary highway repairs, present additional risks to motorists.

Overburden removal is done using conventional blast, truck and shovel methods while specially designed surface miners cut and load the ore into trucks for transport to the run of mine stockpiles.

Artificial waves created on a designed surface, by water shot over the surface at a high speed to create a wave, are ridden with a short board about the length of a wakeboard.

ADE; ACCDE only works with Access 2007 or later) can be created to prevent user from accessing the design surfaces to modify module code, forms, and reports.

In a program devised by the pianist Evelyne Crochet, pieces that might have been overshadowed in more flamboyant surroundings left an imprint that drew a listener's attention to what those precisely designed surfaces conceal.

Skatemills resemble standard runners' treadmills, but wider, longer, and rather than a gripping rubber belt, skatemills have specially designed surfaces that allow players to practice skating techniques on a surface that resembles ice.

The questions about the wind tests conducted in the early 1960's as the twin towers were being designed surfaced after institute investigators examined data collected in 2002, when two laboratories conducted separate wind tests, as part of an insurance lawsuit.

For example: starting tool design as soon as the detailed design has started, and before the detailed designs of the product are finished; or starting on detail design solid models before the concept design surfaces models are complete.

Recent reports of extensive quantities of mats of unusual design surfacing in the markets in Kota Kinabalu in Sabah come from resident Badjao who had permanently taken up residence in Sabah.

Ms. Widenor's sensitivity to the way one can engage with an art work through motion shines in her black-toned, back lighted, mystical "Dusk," which features a shell, a small ball and a miniature twig bundle suspended in gentle motion above its dark design surface.

Fields from these tables can be placed on the report design surface, and can also be used in custom formulas, using either BASIC or Crystal's own syntax, which are then placed on the design surface.

At Wheaton College, a prominent evangelical university in Illinois, intelligent design surfaces in the curriculum only as part of an interdisciplinary elective on the origins of life, in which students study evolution and competing theories from theological, scientific and historical perspectives, according to a college spokesperson.

Towards the end of its life as a common backshop type setter, the Ludlow was often joined by the "Super Surfacer" a specially designed surface plane that would smooth the surface of the freshly cast type and ensure it was exactly type high.

Rival designs surfaced during the typewriter boom of the 1880's, like the so-called Ideal keyboard, which placed in the home row the sequence DHIATENSOR, which is said to be the 10 letters needed to spell 70 percent of the words in the English language.