Sentence examples for be engineered to have from inspiring English sources
Ultra-strong and flexible, hydrogels have been around for decades, according to Science Alert – but lead materials scientist Robert Gorkin says they are ideal to be converted for use as condoms because they can be engineered to have different properties.
Each part of the chain can be engineered to have a different property, said Stephen G. Boyes, an assistant professor of chemistry at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden.
They can be engineered to have different sizes, shapes, chemical compositions, surface chemical characteristics, and hollow or solid structures [6, 7].
Besides having flexible physical structures, these molecules can also be engineered to have diverse chemical compositions, shapes, sizes, and hollow or solid structures.
Resonant structures must be engineered to have required phase matching properties and also be resonant for frequencies of the modes participating in the desired four-wave mixing process.
However they retain the structure of a virus and they can be engineered to have antigens attached.
In Margaret Atwood's "Oryx and Crake," published in 2003, "Chickie-Nobs" are engineered to have many breasts and no brains.
Now the team hope to go on to create other modified dogs, including those that are engineered to have human diseases like muscular dystrophy or Parkinson's.
Unlike megafarm turkeys, which have been engineered to have breasts so disproportionately huge that the birds can't stand up when they're full-grown, Royal Palms are athletic and lively and curious.
