Sentence examples for course engineered from inspiring English sources

The poem's plot is, of course, engineered by the wonderfully gender-fluid goddess Athena, who protects and saves her favorite human from the Sirens, goddesses and female monsters who try to entrap him or transform him or hide him or devour him or swallow him up, with their dangerous feminine wiles.

Students from the civil engineering course Engineers for a Sustainable World helped bring a biomass heating system to Cayuga Nature Center.

Over the past two fall semesters, students in the civil engineering course Engineers for a Sustainable World, taught by senior lecturer/research associate Francis Vanek '91 and visiting assistant professor Park Doing, have worked on different aspects of the Cayuga Nature Center biomass heater project.

It was a desperate effort to keep a steady course, engineers said, and perhaps an excessively stressful experience for the aging airframe.

Computer vision systems for autonomous vehicles can't of course be engineered to only encounter perfect road conditions.

And, of course, he engineered last spring's shower of troubled or tenuous stars, from cornerbacks Aqib Talib and Marcus Peters to defensive lineman Ndamukong Suh and receiver Brandin Cooks.

Some predict China will soon change course and engineer a devaluation.

Between 1979 and 1990 Thatcher permanently altered Britain and, going by what we already know, Osborne is on course to engineer a similar shift.

Babel 17, Triton (latter takes on the arbitrariness of the relationship between form and meaning and builds a whole society around it, starting with, of course, an artificially engineered environment on a moon (of Saturn?)); Neveryon series (second-hand report says it incorporates a good deal of linguistics).

These second homes are surrounded by an array of amenities, amongst them a vast golf courses with highly engineered water lagoons that require continuous rotation of water, consuming a tremendous amount of energy.

Of course, the probes were engineered with plenty of redundancy.