Sentence examples for engineered out the from inspiring English sources

"We have engineered out the common causes of accidents," said Patrick Smith, a commercial pilot who writes a blog called Ask the Pilot.

But its anodized aluminum shell, superb fit and finish and small size (it is barely an inch thick as well as measuring 11 inches wide by nine inches long) just make this new PowerBook look as if Apple Computer should have engineered out the last ounce of weight from it, too.

Detailed mechanistic insight into the relationship between nanoparticle composition and physicochemical properties and membrane translocation may reveal ways to "engineer out" the capacity for widespread distribution and subsequent toxicity through modification of surface coatings or other aspects of nanoparticles.

Worker control is precisely what the Microtask model has engineered out — that's the source of its insidious efficiency.

Planes are already so automated, consensus has it, that it's only a matter of time before pilots are engineered out of the picture completely.

Political, economic, and social relations are, as Timothy Mitchell notes, engineered out of the flows of energy.

The suspension is that familiar combination of trade-offs which results in potholes becoming terrorists, though brake dive has been nicely engineered out of the equation.

The architect, Rafael Viñoly, maintains that such measures were part of the original design, but they were "value engineered" out of the scheme.

Gurfein may have been a good neighbor, but what kind of businessman was he? Rosen grilled the engineers; out came the technical specs.

"We were able to keep elements that, under ordinary circumstances, we probably would have had to value-engineer out of the building".

"We might want to engineer out of the financial system [that] bad outcomes are not just about bad luck, they are also about bad incentives," the speech says.