For the Requiem, however, Britten turned outwards once again, employing techniques he had honed over the previous decade in the creation of a musical engine harnessed to his greatest public passion – his pacifism.
The petrol engine is harnessed to two electric engines: one functions as a generator and starter, the other provides the oomph needed to take a hybrid to 155mph.
Narayana Murthy, the billionaire co-founder of Infosys, an Indian software giant, or Robin Li, the creator of Baidu, China's most popular search engine, have harnessed technology much like Bill Gates has done.
According to CEO Rich Skrenta, Blekko, a new search engine that harnesses the human touch in its search results, isn't out to be number 1 in search and doesn't aim to be a Google killer.
The new supersonic jets aim to overcome one of Concorde's weaknesses – its prodigious thirst for kerosene to power its Rolls-Royce Olympus engines – by harnessing aerodynamic technologies and more efficient engines.
The pain could be particularly acute in the developing world.The best Kyoto deal would harness the engine of economic growth and the ingenuity of entrepreneurs, not bet against them.
Instead we need the marginalized misfits to embrace the tech industry, now more than ever, and harness its engine of change.
fflick, a new site that was just launched by four ex-Digg employees, is looking to help fix that problem: it's built a sentiment engine to try to harness Twitter and turn it into a massive movie critic.
He said that this new performance package offered "factory-engineered engine-and-transmission combinations, matched with all the electronic control modules, wiring harnesses and other key components".
Rather, they want the Internet to become a vital engine of national progress, harnessed wherever necessary to the controlling forces of the state.
