Sentence examples for delicate engineering from inspiring English sources

She doesn't reappear until Page 328, and then only as a necessary screw in the delicate engineering of the plot.

Similarly, when one of the puppets in "The Lion King" breaks during a performance, there is no time for delicate engineering.

This strategy affords new opportunities for delicate engineering the photonic behaviour of PCH, and also is of great significance for the practical application based on their bandgap property.

Improving the energy density of carbon-based supercapacitors is one of the most urgent demands for developing high-power energy supplies, which in general requires delicate engineering of the carbon composition and textures.

So that reality doesn't imitate art, the Met had a steel company install three 65-foot girders under the stage, a feat of delicate engineering involving thousands of pounds of steel that counts as a permanent structural change to the opera house, the most extensive work yet to prepare for a new production there.

At the same time, making it easier for buses to navigate their routes can be a delicate traffic engineering equation, since officials want to avoid exacerbating the problem on the city's already congested streets.

This study suggests that tensegrity type models may be further developed to understand cellular responses to mechanical microenvironments and provide guidance for engineering delicate cellular mechanosensing systems.

Saving CO2 emissions constitutes one of the most delicate challenges of transport engineering.

"Assembling the Brazilian ministry is one of the most delicate tasks of political engineering there is," says Mailson da Nobrega, a former Brazilian finance minister.

Much of this delicate and sophisticated tissue engineering grew, in a sense, out of seaweed on a beach on Cape Cod in 1986.

In a delicate feat of genetic engineering, a research team led by Darren J. Baker and Jan M. van Deursen at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., has generated a strain of mouse in which all the senescent cells can be purged by giving the mice a drug that forces the cells to self-destruct.