Sentence examples for engineered to apply from inspiring English sources

Various systems were engineered to apply uniaxial or multiaxial distension or stretch to cells grown on deformable substrata.

It is much more convenient for engineers to apply.

As there are many innovative concepts and definitions included in these standards, it is often considered difficult for mechanical engineers to comprehend and for computing engineers to apply in computing science.

"Without more resources, we can keep doing what we're doing, but we can't grow," Mr. Bromwich said in an interview during a recruiting trip to nine West Coast universities, where he was trying to lure young scientists and engineers to apply for relatively low-paying government jobs.

This chapter limits itself to simple and easily tractable methods that will allow chemical engineers to apply these expressions of statistical thermodynamics to calculate different characteristics of the phase equilibria of pure fluids and their mixtures.

The advent of VLSI and DSP has enabled the communication engineer to apply more cost-effective and robust digital modulation techniques to support modern data and multimedia applications such as voice and video.

This lack of relevant code provisions in turn, forces the engineer to apply design methods relevant to typical reinforced concrete (RC) buildings despite the well-known differences in the seismic performance when compared to RCTF buildings.

However, homogenization techniques based on the elasto-plastic behavior of the constituent materials found in literature require modification in terms of the finite element constitutive models which are difficult for practical engineers to apply.

This research aims to develop a framework for software engineers to apply autonomy in their Software Requirement Engineering phase by answering the question "What aspects affect the definition of autonomy requirements?".

The continually decreasing lead-times for the design approval and the production of stamping dies enforce the stamping methods engineer to apply the finite element method more effectively in the industrial settings.

The article notes that urban growth and changes in building styles have rendered urban populations more vulnerable than in the past, but that there exist numerous hidden factors within the structure of societies that act to thwart the best intentions of seismologists and engineers to apply ubiquitous earthquake resistance.