Sentence examples similar to engineer the long term from inspiring English sources
This has prompted an intense search for generalized strategies to engineer the long-term stability of proteins during their pharmaceutical employment.
As credit markets seized up in early October, Chairman Alan Greenspan admitted that he had "never seen anything like this before," and Vice Chairman William McDonough (he who engineered the Long-Term Capital Management rescue) stated that the U.S. was "on the verge of a credit crunch".
The purpose of an M&A is to ensure that brand value is engineered for the long term.
To promote the development of tissue engineered cartilage which closely matches the long term functionality of native tissue, bioreactors have been developed to provide a combination of loading modalities, which reflect the nature of normal physiological loads.
SAN FRANCISCO — Venture deep inside the new skyway of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, and it becomes clear that the bridge's engineers have planned for the long term.
And while innovative approaches, such as Google's Summer of Code, to increase the number of experienced engineers will help in the long term, they aren't of much consolation to those of us in the entrepreneurial trenches who need engineers to help us build products.
No worries, say Pebble's leadership, promising to engineer for the long-term – or at least, one infers, until the company goes out of business.
This study provided first evidence that the impact of CeO2NPs varied across generations and long term evaluation extending several generations of plant growth is necessary to obtain a realistic understanding on the long term impact of engineered nanoparticles.
The swelling prediction of bentonite sand mixtures due to wetting is very important in evaluating the long term performance of the engineered barrier in the high level radioactive waste disposal system and the hydraulic barriers in geoenvironmental constructions.
