That brings us to the Internet companies and the "engineering of consent," in the phrase coined by the public-relations pioneer Edward Bernays.
THE "science" of management is largely derivative: a mix of military strategy, the economics of the firm and the engineering of processes.
The project, he said, required a command of two different spheres of knowledge: the biology of the skin, and the engineering of polymers.
This would be to use fleets of aircraft to slightly dim the Sun, mimicking the after-effects of volcanic eruptions by filling the upper atmosphere with a fine haze of sulphate particles.Both Clive Hamilton, an Australian philosopher, and David Keith, a Canadian physicist, agree that the physics and the engineering of such a global dimming are plausible.
Nanostructured zeolites are suitable for enzyme immobilization and the engineering of enzyme-based catalysts and biosensors.
Its success in doing this reflects directly on its detailed planning, design and the engineering of its logistics.
This review focuses on recent progressed made in systems biology and the engineering of adaptive immunity.
Superconducting Josephson junctions are used to introduce non-linearities in these circuits, which are essential in both quantum computation and the engineering of qubits.
These results highlight the role of flexibility in the biology of real organisms and the engineering of artificial microswimmers.
These findings have significant implications in paper dimensional stability and the engineering of cellulose micro and nano-fiber composites.
This emergent phenomenon is an important issue to be considered in future management plans and the engineering of coastal ecosystems.
