Recent reports about Instagram and Netflix for instance painted a portrait of two companies that were hesitant to devote engineering resources to an unproven platform — granted, Instagram appears to be working on an Android port of its app, but the experience of Android apps running BB10 in general leaves something to be desired.
Outside the main campus, the institution formally includes two additional branch campuses: Texas A&M at Qatar located in Education City in Doha, Qatar devoted to engineering disciplines and Texas A&M University at Galveston in Galveston, Texas, devoted to marine research and host to the Texas Maritime Academy.
A lot of efforts have been devoted to engineering the delivery of hydrophobic drugs due to the high demand of chemotherapy against cancer.
Although various microbial transformations of morphine alkaloids have been identified since the 1960s, more recently there has been considerable effort devoted to engineering biocatalytic routes for producing these important compounds.
Much work has been devoted to engineering lycopene biosynthesis in E. coli [ 63- 72], due to the fact that it shares metabolic precursors (DMAPP and IPP) to other isoprenoid natural products with immense therapeutic value, such as the antimalarial sesquiterpene artemisinin and the anticancer diterpenoid paclitaxel [ 70].
Companies have to devote extensive engineering resources to solving these problems.
We devote significant engineering and machine resources in order to prevent violations of ads policies, including counterfeiting.
Considering the crucial role of materials for BMPs delivery and cell osteogenic differentiation, we devote to engineering an innovative bone-matrix mimicking niche to improve low dose of BMP2-induced bone formation.
Wind engineering is a field of engineering devoted to the analysis of wind effects on the natural and built environment.
The first special issue of the Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering devoted to petroleum production research in Brazil [Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2001. 32 (2–4) (29 December)] was published in December 2001; guest editors of that issue were Prof. Rahoma S. Mohamed, Prof. Denis J. Schiozer and Prof. G. Ali Mansoori.
