The new L1 Compact system was engineered to bring much of the performance benefits of these systems to a broader audience of musicians, DJs, and other performers and presenters.
Along with this implicit charge to his engineers to bring the industry to heel, there are also hints at future industry clashes.
The announcement opened a new and ominous chapter in the five-day-long effort by Japanese engineers to bring the six side-by-side reactors under control after their cooling systems were knocked out by an earthquake and a tsunami last Friday.
I imagine there are plenty of governments that could use a little help from a Facebook, Twitter or Google engineer to bring the user experience with government into the 21st century.
Giles Martin, son of original Beatles producer George Martin, has worked with Abbey Road studio engineers to bring the most out of available recordings, some of which were taken directly from mixing boards at the Beatles concerts and not previously available.
They are in fact a Labour terror cell precision-engineered to bring the Conservatives to the ground.
(Why, for instance, would you put a person in a space station for a year on her own, except to establish that she can't have become pregnant by ordinary means?) Indeed, much of what transpires in the first episode seems engineered merely to bring the main characters into one another's orbit.
Now, the terrible "ifs" accumulate, as Japanese engineers work to bring the station's reactors under control.
Right now, the country lacks the technically trained scientists and engineers required to bring the rare-earth industry back up to speed.
Since engineers want to bring the lake's level down to 15.5 feet from its current level of just above 18 feet, the likelihood is the pace of water release will not be abated until far into the spring, they said.
In a rare interview yesterday, Pascal Jansen, the ICRC's water and habitat coordinator in Baghdad, told the Guardian the US was losing the trust of Iraqi engineers needed to bring the city back on line, brave men who stayed at their posts throughout the bombardment.
