redesigns

Most of the cast have had rather subtle redesigns, Franky looks the most dramatic, and Chopper doesn't look as if he's been changed at all.

These requirements can be measured, and deviations from them can then be prevented by means of process improvements or redesigns.

We witnessed a number of logo redesigns in 2009, and this year was no exception.

Over the years, a number of radical redesigns have been proposed, but none has taken off.

Good logo redesigns are meant to strengthen a company's image, but bad redesigns can backfire for a corporate entity.

It was a tough month for Mazda, despite recent redesigns for its two volume models.

In the end of the project we only had limited time for iterations, but thankfully there wasn't any necessity for major redesigns.

Usually when an auto maker redesigns a model, the old version is discontinued and sells the updated one exclusively .

After a number of different generations and redesigns , the Mustang remains available today.

Having timely equipment information minimizes the risk of costly redesigns and missed schedules.

Finally, analyzes the characters of manager and redesigns their evaluate index system.

All of these sites were either new in 2007, or received major redesigns .

While it's particularly useful for handling large-scale process redesigns, it is also useful when working on a single process.

But like most goods in the recession, they have become harder to shift, prompting some radical redesigns.

How do you typically take on redesigns when the company has an extensive history (such as with a brand like Bell or Smirnoff)?

Light vehicle vans can be based on common sedan designs or redesigns so that maximum cargo space is available.

Consider Facebook: Each year, it redesigns its site to gradually nudge users to make more and more of their material public.

The redesigns were part of a move to beat counterfeiting which totalled $180 million last year.

You can judge yourselves after witnessing all the logo redesigns: