Sentence examples for engineer communities from inspiring English sources

Neck pain and neck injuries are a systematic problem within the CH-146 Griffon pilot and flight engineer communities, with 70-80% of crew members reporting persistent neck pain directly attributed to flying [1,2].

There is a student community, an engineer community and a startup community.

While most companies closely guarded their server designs, Facebook realized that its core strength was creating innovative social media products, not building servers, and it stood to gain more by fostering collaboration in the engineer community.

Nor did his successful life as an electrical engineer, community volunteer and ex-president of a Little Athletics Club associate with my stereotype of what a serial killer's life would look like.

We developed a modeling framework that integrates dynamic flux balance analysis with diffusion on a lattice and applied it to engineered communities.

Water Missions sends out a small team of volunteers including engineers, community development and hygiene specialists, and sometimes a pastor.

It described a visit to a behaviorally engineered community where jealousy, malaise and class struggle had been replaced by rewarding work and unlimited artistic expression.

The latest outburst came last week, when a Republican candidate for the United States Senate, Bob Turner, went to Westchester and accused President Obama and the Department of Housing and Urban Development of trying to "socially engineer" rich communities into accepting poorer people.

We implemented synthetic control of an endogenous Gdh1p regulatory network to construct an engineered strain in which the fitness of the population was tunable in response to an exogenously-added small molecule across a range of ammonia environments.The ability to tune fitness and biological tradeoffs will be important components of future efforts to engineer microbial communities.

"We can help engineer our communities to help people make healthy choices," Marks says.

Can we engineer bacterial communities in such a way that cooperation becomes impossible?