Sentence examples for engineered and implemented from inspiring English sources

A bilayer swellable drug-eluting ureteric stent (BSDEUS) is engineered and implemented, as a sustained drug delivery platform technology that enhances localized drug delivery to the highly impermeable urothelium, for the treatment of urothelial diseases such as strictures and carcinomas.

With the puzzle solved the company has engineered and implemented these unique machines and these are the art of the cutting process that produces the 3 dimensional cell.

Which is a timely reminder that most of the machine learning tech already deployed in the wild, including commercially, has probably been engineered and implemented by minds lacking such a strong ethical grounding.

The 90-minute dramatic reinterpretation of the volatile campaign around the European Union membership referendum shows how real-life strategist Dominic Cummings (played by a pitch-perfect Benedict Cumberbatch) engineered and implemented a plan to make a historically unpopular and ultra conservative issue appeal to the majority of U.K. voters.

In order to make this a marketable product all portions of code originally written by Mr. Socher would need to be re-engineered and implemented differently so as to not violate the rules of the GNU GPL.

(This prompted Representative Howard Berman to point out that, if so, Traficant was the only known victim of a conspiracy "engineered by Janet Reno and implemented by John Ashcroft").

The so-called space-time analogy constitutes a source of inspiration to understand, engineer, and implement new systems for ultrafast optical signal processing based on concepts borrowed from the well-established field of Fourier Optics.

If the engineers had selected and implemented a stronger challenge/response system, the cost of the devices would have gone up and the SpeedPass system may not have been as successful.

It is noted that if the engineers had selected and implemented a stronger challenge or response system, the cost of the devices would have gone up and the SpeedPass system may not have been as successful.

Oxman's goal is to augment the relationship between built, natural, and biological environments by employing design principles inspired and engineered by Nature, and implementing them in the invention of novel design technologies.

At the worldwide scale, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have been identified as a key factor for sustainable growth both where efficiency has to be achieved and where alternative to classical engineered solutions could be developed and implemented.