Sentence examples for engineered and integrated from inspiring English sources

The results show not only that properly functionalized ZnO materials are promising candidates for sensing application in liquid systems, but also that this cost-effective and customized solution can be easily engineered and integrated into more complicated electronic devices.

Future studies will aim to optimize this system in an effort to engineer and integrate robust subunits to fill large defects.

"It is quite difficult to engineer and integrate inconsistent materials such as the bronze base, glass and stainless-steel candleholders into a piece with no exposed hardware," Taslitz says of the pieces, which are about 17 inches high and 33 to 35 inches long.

The startup will use its Series A capital to hire more engineers and integrate its search engine into e-commerce sites.

The research shows is that software alone is not the answer; rather the implementation of HR software, when done well, often forces the company to re-engineer and better integrate its talent program.

We propose a new paradigm for urban water supply systems, one that integrates engineered and natural infrastructure.

In this paper we present a novel methodology for modeling engineered and other systems based on integrating a set of component models that are accessible as "model-as-a-service" components within a cloud platform.

This novel approach creates the possibility of studying the requirements for sexual transmission of HIV using the extensive repertoire of available genetically engineered and mutant mice while integrating the influences of the male and female mammalian reproductive tissues on infection.

Additionally, a two cell population, E. coli consortium-based biosensor was engineered to detect and integrate three environmental signals via intercellular communication.

The engineered DNA integrated into the early GM crops contained a single gene encoding a protein that would confer the trait of interest, usually insect resistance, virus-resistance, or herbicide tolerance.

Commercial versions of the flow immunosensors have been engineered that integrate fluidics, electronics, and computer control into both portable and autonomous instruments.