"Engineered nanoparticle" (NP) includes only spherical NSPs specifically engineered in the laboratory; other engineered nanosized structures will be labeled according to their shape, for example, nanotubes, nanofibers, nanowires, nanorings, and so on.
The Lakers drafted Douglas, and traded him to the Knicks in a deal engineered in the hours before the draft.
These are then engineered in the laboratory to target cancer cells before being infused back into the patient's bloodstream.
Ponzi schemes are among the oldest in the books, long preceding the stamp arbitrage scam engineered in the 1920s by Charles Ponzi, who gave the fraud its name.
This is the Eso hotel, designed by Munich-based architects Auer and Weber, and engineered, in the most testing conditions, by Mayr and Ludescher.
The patient's immune cells are genetically engineered in the laboratory to stimulate the expansion of T cell populations against IL-2-expressing tumour cells.
The lesson is being learned in Scottsdale, a place whose extraordinary growth in recent decades has often meant swimming pools and green lawns somehow engineered in the desert.
Except we as a baseball-loving nation can't help but wondering: was McGwire's role in "61*" real or was it enhanced, engineered, in the now unmasked era of illusion?
Much like insulin, it is genetically engineered in the laboratory and has changed the lives of millions of people suffering from anemia brought on by kidney disease or chemotherapy, for example.
The immediate predecessors to the espresso machine as we know it were hulking, steam-powered contraptions, engineered in the mid-nineteenth century with the idea of dispensing as many cups of coffee per hour as possible.
A decade ago, in the case of Richard Vieth et al. v. Jubelirer, a group of Pennsylvania voters challenged a partisan gerrymander that Republicans had engineered in the state after the 2000 census.
