Instead of thinking that engineering solutions can solve all the problems, we need to reengineer the city to live with its environmental conditions.
Meanwhile, ordering America's largest company to reengineer its products would violate American free speech protections and prohibitions on forced labor, Apple said.
But they grew frustrated when, instead of simply embracing the ACT, the University of California worked with the College Board to reengineer its offering.
We could, for example, design nanoparticles to infiltrate cancer cells and destroy them, or to reengineer the capabilities of diseased livers and kidneys from the inside, cell by cell.
Apple's CEO Tim Cook argued that if Apple were forced to reengineer its products, it would open a Pandora's box that could give the government outsized control over how Silicon Valley makes its products.
If WikiLeaks is really going to pull us into a new era of public scrutiny of government secrets characterized by regular document releases of such a massive scale, we may have to reengineer our news-reading and news-reporting conventions.
Mr. Martin insisted that he knew nothing of the payoffs even though he was finance minister at the time, and that he intended to reengineer Liberal rule to make it more accountable and democratic.
Apple's lawyers argue the federal court order violates the firm's free speech rights and would set a precedent that allows the government to ask any tech firm to reengineer its products for any investigation.
The invention of the transistor in 1947 led IBM to reengineer its early machines from electromechanical or vacuum tube to transistor technology in the late 1950s (although the UNIVAC Model 80, delivered in 1958, was the first transistor computer).
GM is about to reengineer that theory.
Thus, we had to reengineer it before using it.
