The jury heard that Hall "engineered circumstances" to get his victims alone, often in his BBC dressing room, before they were plied with drink, "numbed" by alcohol.
Homologous recombination, an exchange between homologous chromosomes, can be detected in bacterial cells only in engineered circumstances.
They share with the humans from whom they came, all of the genetic material as well as the ability to live in vitro under artificially engineered circumstances.
The reshaping of Ed Miliband's "One Nation Britain" is an endeavour to articulate that belief, that what we do to others engineers the circumstances that benefit or damage ourselves and our family.
Long account of how an airstrip was built at Leh, in 1948, under incredibly difficult circumstances, by engineer S. Narboo.
Philip Nathan Lane, Sr., also known as Mato Gi (his Yakota name, which means "Brown Bear"), achieved success as an engineer despite unfavorable personal circumstances against considerable odds.
Hardware engineers refer to the circumstances of use as the "environment," whereas the software engineers use a more striking term, the "operational profile".
In these circumstances, civil engineers attach much importance to the design of spillways on dams.
(In layman's terms, an overfit statistical model is one that is engineered to match idiosyncratic circumstances in past data, but which is not an accurate picture and makes poor predictions as a result).
"Having now analysed each claim, and thanks to the monumental effort of our engineers in extremely difficult circumstances, we do not believe that we have fallen below this standard.
