Sentence examples for achieve in engineering from inspiring English sources

Despite being porous, natural materials such as bone, nacre and tooth enamel possess interesting combinations of stiffness, strength and toughness, an outstanding performance which is hard to achieve in engineering materials.

Recently, tremendous success has been achieved in engineering of the guiding properties of THz fibers by using relatively smaller air holes (smaller than operating wavelength) in the core of the PCF.

Thus recent advances achieved in technology such as integrated engineering, provide a new concept in the cost estimation starting from the design phase.

On 11 March 2011, a massive, shallow earthquake off the east coast of Japan demonstrated the remarkable successes which that country has achieved in earthquake engineering.

It has been shown that the higher efficiency and the better surfaces finish accuracy can be achieved in practical engineering.

Despite significant progresses were achieved in tissue engineering over the last 20 years, a number of unsolved problems still remain.

Much of the progress achieved in chemical engineering would not have been possible without the enabling methods and tools provided by information technology.

These findings indicate that in vitro elastogenesis can be achieved in tissue engineering applications, and they suggest a physiologically relevant model system for the study of three-dimensional elastic structures.

Although significant progress has been achieved in crystal engineering, it seems appropriate to recall a sobering thought by Steiner, who wrote in a paper on hydrogen-bond competition: ' Even though it is true that strong hydrogen-bond donors tend to interact with strong acceptors, this is valid only as a tendency.

At this time Leonardo wrote an often-quoted letter describing the many marvellous and diverse things that he could achieve in the field of engineering and informing Ludovico that he could also paint.

These insights into the behaviour of walls allow the design of new walls which use materials efficiently, and enable existing walls to be kept in service, and may inspire new ways of achieving ductility in engineering materials.