Sentence examples for engineered more like from inspiring English sources

With its four-wheel independent suspension and transverse-mounted engine, the Renegade is engineered more like the unloved Compass and Patriot pseudo-Jeeps than the rugged, solid-axle Wrangler.

During a month-long beta-test with multiple partners, SimpleGeo saw 99% of spatial queries with processing times of less than 100ms (and engineer Mike Malone says that average was more like 20ms).

In short, we need to think more like brand strategists and social scientists, and less like utilities and engineers.

If digital technology is really going to be brought into the home, it has to be domesticated -- engineered to work more like an appliance and less like a general-purpose computer.

Much of the innovation in the fake-meat sector is centered around figuring out whether vegetables can be mixed up or engineered to taste more like meat.

NTM have been isolated from soil, water and air as well as in more engineered contexts like water pipes, showerheads, bio-films and transgenic plants [ 1, 2].

Like just about every vehicle in this $32,000-to-$32,000-to-$32,000-to-$36,000 been re-engineered to feel more like a car's than a camel's.

By locking itself into the premise that every new building had to be a unique formal or structural experiment, he argued, Dubai had become not a paradise for ambitious architects and their engineers but something more like a series of ever-louder action films.

That could raise concerns because trees and grasses live longer and spread more easily than currently engineered crops like corn and soybeans.

We have to be more like engineers building a mechanism whose parts actually fit together, whose workings are ever more finely tuned and tweaked for ever better performance in providing aid and comfort to human beings.

I think Keith Souza (engineer) suggested we play more like "that Godsmack song with the real heavy part".