Sentence examples for engineered scenarios from inspiring English sources

More daring pickpockets have engineered scenarios to get close to (and make contact with) their targets.

In the top-down sense, roles can be engineered through scenario-driven interviews with members of an organization to address the expected needs of an organization [32, 33].

"Google's rogue engineer scenario collapses in light of the fact that others were aware of the project and did not object," said Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center.

The model employs a two-stage technique, beginning with an open system and progressing to three different closed system scenarios- a natural system at 30 °C, an engineered CO2 injection scenario at 30 °C, and an engineered CO2 injection scenario at 90 °C.

"What really happened is this: People who liked Taylor Swift's music reverse-engineered a scenario in which they could appreciate her for nonmusical reasons; two years later, different people who loathed that construction had to find a way to pre-explain why they weren't going to enjoy her material (so they infused their prefab distaste of her persona back into her work)." The tribe has spoken.

There are no test apparatus or methodologies described in the literature for studying the multi-degradation mechanisms and performance of such complex degradation scenarios and engineered surface materials.

The choice of leak scenario is guided by only a small number of available observations and requires several assumptions; hence the simulations reported on are engineered to be worse case scenarios.

While there has been a great deal of research effort focused on the potential risks of nanomaterials, a limited amount of work has evaluated the transport of engineered nanomaterials under different release scenarios in a typical layered geological field setting.

The following topics are addressed for the igneous intrusive scenario class: (i) engineered barrier system conditions, (ii) release results for the engineered barrier system, unsaturated zone, and saturated zone, (iii) dose to the reasonably maximally exposed individual (RMEI) specified in the NRC regulations for the YM repository, and (iv) expected dose to the RMEI.

The following topics are addressed for the seismic ground motion scenario class: (i) engineered barrier system conditions; (ii) release results for the engineered barrier system, unsaturated zone, and saturated zone; (iii) dose to the reasonably maximally exposed individual (RMEI) specified in the NRC regulations for the YM repository; and (iv) expected dose to the RMEI.

Future work can include putting efforts to quantify the value of using visualization tools, discussed in the study with engineers, through scenarios from a specific dam for assessment of internal erosion during a real PA exercise.