Energy drink companies have promoted their products not as caffeine-fueled concoctions but as specially engineered blends that provide something more.
Moreover, vectors have been engineered to blend RNAi-mediated gene inhibition with conventional gene replacement strategies.
With a 3.5 kW output, it is engineered to blend power from up to three input strings.
Those who got out earlier on--mostly urban professionals, like doctors, lawyers, and engineers--blended in with their new surroundings.
As a result, water chemistry after the injection of an engineered chemical blend is unlikely to be governed only by fluid fluid interactions at reservoir conditions.
The perfectly engineered hamlet blends luxury retail with design to create a community hub where access to high art is democratized through two public installations and two contemporary museums that are free to the public.
He was hired immediately as a freelance engineer and blended in seamlessly, often winning the company's weekly "Getting [expletive] Done" award, and hanging out after work with his new co-workers, particularly Glass.
It is true that the number of fragrances introduced annually by the ever-more-competitive and fragmented beauty industry is increasing at a startling pace, as manufacturers seek to tempt shoppers with blends engineered for daytime or nighttime or bedtime or summer or fall, or just to suit whatever music is playing on your iPod.
The uptake to the target cell and delivery of the therapeutic compound into the cytoplasm of tumor cells is shown in Fig. 4. At very short times (from 30 min to 1 hour) it is still possible to distinguish engineered erythrocytes which start to blend with target cells (Fig. 4 A and B).
The chemical process at the heart of Underground Coal Gasification (UCG) is the engineered injection of a blend of gasification (normally O2, air, H2O) agents into the coal resource.
Voiceover artists switched between characters at a row of microphones; live sound effects were created to the left of the stage, including a distant train whistle and the obligatory squeaky door; at the back of the theater, a sound engineer played prerecorded music while blending sound levels from more than a dozen microphones.
