Sentence examples for a re-engineered version from inspiring English sources

Underneath, a re-engineered version of Land Rover's air suspension system pairs with some new aluminum chassis components.

This MK pathway was a re-engineered version of β-oxidation designed to overproduce β-ketoacyl-CoAs and involved overexpression of the fadM thioesterase gene.

The idea was to see if a re-engineered version of the beautiful game could be a useful tool to engage men with weight loss and support them to beat obesity.

This week, Leapfrog unveiled Leapster Explorer, a re-engineered, Flash-based edition of one of its most established educational gadgets.

A re-engineered haemoglobin-like protein protects mice poisoned with the lethal gas carbon monoxide.

BMW knows that the market for a Rolls would drop if buyers perceived the car as a re-engineered BMW.

Antunes, M.S., Smith, J.J., Jantz, D. & Medford, J.I. Targeted DNA excision in Arabidopsis by a re-engineered homing endonuclease.

The chips, which were developed under the code name Penryn, use a re-engineered transistor that is about half the size of its predecessor.

A re-engineered LP-400 Infocus projector in which the projector lens is used as an imaging lens that focuses the scene onto the DMD.

As one of a dwindling number of New Yorkers who can remember both the old Pennsylvania Station and Madison Square Garden (I am 55), I applaud your well-reasoned proposals for a re-engineered Moynihan Station, Penn Station and Madison Square Garden.

While a new full-size truck is on deck for 2003, along with the obligatory S.U.V. spinoff, Nissan's long-range product planning does not appear to include a re-engineered compact truck anytime soon.