Sentence examples for engineered capacity from inspiring English sources

And it was he who imagined "space chickens," high-tech poultry with the genetically engineered capacity to wing their way through the cosmos.

Especially, the artificially engineered capacity of pentose fermentation suffers from the presence of acetic acid [ 1, 6, 7], emphasizing the importance of high acetic acid tolerance to enable efficient conversion of all sugars in lignocellulosic hydrolysates to ethanol.

In February this year, ChemChina announced a $43bn purchase of Syngenta, bolstering ChemChina's genetically engineered seed capacity and giving it the largest slice of the agricultural chemical market.

At the time, Costolo had said that he would like to see the feature before the end of the year, given engineers' capacity.

In response to Emily Bell, Director of Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia's Journalism School, Costolo said he would like to see the feature "Before the end of the year," given their engineers' capacity.

Surface modification of active cathode particles is commonly observed in battery research as either a surface phase evolving during the cycling process, or intentionally engineered to improve capacity retention, rate capability, and/or thermal stability of the cathode material.

Based on the low-cost and high capacity, engineered biochar can be used as a highly efficient eco-friendly adsorbent for removal of heavy metal and organic micropollutants from wastewaters systems.

In this work, we have selected Ethanol Red as industrial host strain to engineer high-capacity pentose-fermentation, because it is one of the most widely used yeast strains for first-generation bioethanol production.

In this capacity he engineered the reorganization of the nation's stock exchanges, instituted measures for the protection of small investors, and began government regulation of the sale of securities.

The high tensile strain capacity of engineered cementitious composites (ECC) is exceptional for cementitious material.

These insects have been genetically engineered to reduce their capacity to infect humans with malaria parasites.