The label is synonymous with quality, craftsmanship and fine engineering.
His cars quickly became notable for their fine engineering, design and craftsmanship.
I have to admit, that is some damn fine engineering.
Nike, the largest sports footwear and apparel company in the world, lives and dies on fine engineering points and microscopic differences.
The STS does a good job of straddling the line between big, brash and comfy American cars and the fine engineering and precise detailing of European and Asian luxury brands.
In this review, we aim to highlight some recent efforts devoted to rational design, assembly and fine engineering of electrochemically active nanostructures using graphene or/and its derivatives as soft templates for controlled synthesis and directed growth.
These results could be useful for the interpretation of MAC-ELISA assays that are used in the diagnosis of dengue, and for the fine engineering of the ED3 domains to obtain better diagnostic reagents and vaccines.
Jump those hurdles, and the engine turns out to be a fine piece of engineering, producing smooth, throaty power at high revs.
Instead of getting the school to fix it and having to pay a fine, the enterprising engineering students decided to very carefully tape a piece of white paper over the hole, such that it was nearly impossible to tell from a distance that the wall was even damaged.
Gen. Xavier Michel, 56, runs École Polytechnique, one of the world's finest engineering schools and still overseen by the Ministry of Defense.
