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Algorithms can sort through the plethora of effects that are now at the disposal of a producer or an engineer to make a decision for a song.
She had been on the road with him for 20 years, taking care of him and the business side of his work, but that night he did something he had never done before: He asked the sound engineer to make a tape directly off the sound board, then gave it to Andrea and told her to do whatever she thought best when the time came.
Missions like this may last close to a decade, and then roughly 30% of all missions to Mars end in failure, as happened to the original NASA Polar Lander, Japan's Nozomi, and Britain's 2003 Beagle 2 -- the red planet is a nerve-racking place for a scientist or engineer to make a living.
It may require the specialized skills of an engineer to make a watch or a computer or a telephone function, but any thoughtful manager ought to be able to tell what makes those products easy to use.
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You will work with engineer to make an office flow in its design.
In a world where there are many hundreds of commercially available adhesives, spanning many chemical compositions, physical forms and curing requirements, it is very daunting for an engineer to make an appropriate selection based on an application he or she is working on.
"Really, it's engineered to make a point," he says.
The government, he says, effectively is asking Cook's engineers to make a lock pick.
We allow researchers and engineers to make a bigger impact with their work.
After a complete turn around, the production skills this 'Kid' has always possessed are now being engineered to make a much more subtle, but equally dramatic sound.
The rule changes seem more hopeful than the equipment changes — it is perhaps beyond the ingenuity of engineers to make a perfectly shock-absorbing helmet.
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