Sentence examples for a carefully engineered from inspiring English sources

It's a carefully engineered atmosphere, a small garden of anxieties.

At its best, Robuchon's food has the air of a miracle, albeit a carefully engineered one.

A carefully engineered algorithm using Kalman-snakes and optical flow computation is presented.

Occasionally, well-intended maintenance activities inadvertently introduce an unwanted situation into a carefully engineered plant.

What Mr. Slonim had actually planned was a carefully engineered hunt for a set of clues that would culminate in a trip to North Carolina.

But it's only when you enter the park that you begin to grasp the degree to which this is also a carefully engineered social machine.

"The secret to success in the toy business: 1) Create, within a large volume area, a new, carefully engineered toy concept that might be expected to remain popular for several years; 2) build around it a line of low-to-medium-priced toys; and 3) advertise heavily on children's television programs". Ross Perot holds a press conference in 1969.

He told me that, though many fatal overdoses have resulted from opioids other than OxyContin, the crisis was initially precipitated by a shift in the culture of prescribing — a shift carefully engineered by Purdue.

More recently, when he heard that the an espresso machine built by Lavazza, an Italian coffee company, and Argotec, an aerospace engineering firm, would be headed to the space station this year, Dr. Weislogel and his collaborators at IRPI, a small aerospace company, came up with a more carefully engineered version.

"The feeding-the-world argument is a very carefully engineered P.R. exercise to create some moral legitimacy for this technology," said Brian Halweil, an analyst at the Worldwatch Institute in Washington.

For example, the systems described in (Bickmore et al. 2011) rely on an extensive, carefully engineered formalization of clinically proven counseling strategies and knowledge, expressed within a description logic (OWL) and a goal-directed task description language.