Sentence examples for engineered control from inspiring English sources
Finally, we demonstrate that system dynamics dictate which type of engineered control is optimal.
The intricate manner in which actuators and social feedback groups operate in a society and the often subtle difference between the two is, we believe, one of the key reasons that make a unified theory of smart institutions in society much more fluid and complex than an engineered control system.
Reasons for the apparent decline in France are uncertain but could include: loss of knowledge about bioengineering techniques, difficulty in deciding which technique to use where, and a general lack of trust in the efficacy of vegetative methods compared to "hard" engineered control measures.
For these types of products qualification is very expensive and the consequences of failure can be catastrophic, therefore carefully engineered control plans are needed when technology or process changes are required.
We engineered control and miR-203 expressing SCC13 cells to stably express all 16 possible combinations of miRNA-insensitive cDNAs (lacking 3′ UTRs) encoding LASP1, NUAK1, and SPARC, and validated correct target gene reconstitution by western blotting.
The study concludes that the Sharpsmart system is an effective engineered control in reducing SI.
Once in place, engineered controls physically eliminate or contain hazards associated with a particular variable.
It discusses site management as it relates to site layout through the establishment of work zones and engineered controls.
Nanotechnology the creation, manipulation, and application of materials at the nanoscale involves the ability to engineer, control, and exploit the unique chemical, physical, and electrical properties that emerge from the infinitesimally tiny man-made particles.
To engineer controlled degradation, we have designed a series of modified ssrA tags that have weakened interactions with ClpXP.
Other research is exploring how RNA, for example, can be engineered to control the reading and writing of information to synthetic biological bits.
