Sentence examples for capable of engineering from inspiring English sources
Such a thing could only be the work of advanced aliens, capable of engineering and building on such a scale that it becomes visible from light years away.
At Beyoncé HQ, as the team embarked on the project of releasing the fifth album, the spectre of Thriller became something of a catalyst – the model of a cultural moment that the music industry no longer seemed capable of engineering.
Vauban had, however, never commanded an army in the field as was customary for marshals of France and was only really capable of "engineering," which was considered beneath a marshal's dignity.
James Damore, a former Google engineer who was fired in August after posting a memo to an internal Google message board arguing that women may not be equally represented in tech because they are biologically less capable of engineering, has filed a class action lawsuit against the company in Santa Clara Superior Court in Northern California.
It has been proposed that the terminal Neoproterozoic Ediacara biota were driven to extinction by the evolution of metazoan groups capable of engineering their environments (the 'biotic replacement' model).
In this new and powerful role over the planet, we are also capable of engineering our own demise.
Such a God cannot be the omniscient and omnipotent God of Abraham; indeed, the I.D. God would have the same skill sets as an advanced extraterrestrial intelligence capable of genetic engineering and other feats.
The Replicator, as befits its name, is also capable of reverse engineering by digitally scanning an object placed inside it to produce the data needed to build an exact replica.The Replicator is as near as current technology can get to the teleporter of science fiction.
Materials with the above traits have been observed to exhibit low strength either as foundation or slope materials, and are capable of initiating engineering failures at sites on moisture influx.
The Navy's experts didn't believe that China was capable of reverse-engineering the plane's N.S.A.-supplied operating system, estimated at between thirty and fifty million lines of computer code, according to a former senior intelligence official.
Because the rules of organic and paid search change frequently – and remain undefined — agencies and other traffic brokers can win big; through their experience, they're capable of reverse-engineering these rules.
