Sentence examples for Natural engineering from inspiring English sources
It's difficult to appreciate that there is a superb piece of natural engineering lurking within.
This piece of natural engineering has impressed him with its surprising efficiency and subtlety.
Mass campaigns like these began in China's early Communist history, when huge social and natural engineering efforts were undertaken, often with disastrous effects.
None of these central issues can be understood from the sole perspective of a traditional discipline, whether in the social, natural, engineering or health sciences.
Located at Slaty Sike, a tributary of Haltwhistle Burn, the scheme stems from research being carried out by Newcastle University into natural flood management (NFM) - natural engineering which works with the landscape to slow, store and filter water after heavy rainfall.
Trees are "like human figures in the landscape, vegetable giants, some elegant, some heroic, some sinister... but they are also remarkable feats of natural engineering, capable of holding up a tonne of leaves in summer against the forces of gravity and wind".
Taking advantage of the well-controlled conditions (DO, temperature and salinity) in these non-natural engineering biosystems, we investigated influence of environmental factors on the distribution of both microbial phylogeny and CAGs, as well as their correlations.
As pointed out by Hale [1], differential equations have applications in the natural sciences, engineering technology, and automatic control.
Specializing in natural sciences, engineering, and technology, ETH Zurich has produced 21 Nobel Prize winners.
So I invited him for a congress in Salzburg in 2008 on "natural genetic engineering". This is Shapiro's term natural genetic engineering.
Both black males and black females express higher initial interest in natural science, engineering, and economics majors than their white counterparts, yet both show substantially lower proportions choosing natural science, engineering, or economics as final majors.
