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Change for the better can only be engineered in Iraq, over time, led by Kurds in the North and the Iraqi opposition based in both North and South.

Halomonas, an industrially interesting halophile able to grow under unsterile and continuous conditions in large-scale processes, can only be engineered using suicide plasmid-mediated two-step homologous recombination which is very laborious and time-consuming (up to half a year).

While promoters in bacteria can be rationally engineered considering conserved regions and spacing (e.g., conserved −35, −10 regions), yeast core promoters have only been engineered by random mutagenesis methods.

Thus the relationship between structure and function in a community can only be understood, predicted and engineered through an understanding of the source of diversity from which the community is drawn.

As well as being inconvenient to customers already frustrated by not having a functioning TV for more than a week now, if the problem really can only be fixed by an engineer visit then sorting out everyone affected could potentially take some time.

"This frontier can only be conquered by bold, innovative and confident engineers, companies, planners, investors, politicians and governments," Herrenknecht concluded.

This acceptability can only be obtained if the technology is developed by engineers in liaison with social science specialists.

They have been made stronger over the years, but engineers say the strengthening process can only be taken so far.

This can only be done in China because firms can find high-quality engineers and tell them, 'You will make power supplies better' and the engineers will oblige.

Experience can only be gained with time and this represents a disadvantage for junior engineers.

"Haensel has created what can only be called a revolution in mobility," said the chairman of the Draper committee, engineer Paul Jennings of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena.