Sentence examples for engineered to gain from inspiring English sources
Dometic turkeys as we know them now morbidly obese white birds who are genetically engineered to gain huge amounts of fat at an early age are a far cry from the lean, glossy birds first sent to Spain in 1519, where they were appreciated for their aesthetic novelty.
Although other CDPKs are not directly amenable to this strategy, they can be engineered to gain sensitivity to both PP analogues and bulky ATP substrates.
Using representations allows engineers to gain a clearer picture of how a design works.
An accurate simulation model enables the engineer to gain a better understanding of VRLA battery behaviour.
Sony does not suggest that this form of observation alone would have permitted Connectix engineers to gain access to the functional elements of the Sony BIOS.
Pareto optimal solutions are obtained and the results are expected to enable the process engineer to gain useful insights to locate compromised operating conditions.
This has clear structural and safety implications, and also allows an engineer to gain a better understanding of the environment in which the structure is operating.
Attendees at this year's already sold-out WWDC will be given the unique opportunity to work side-by-side with Apple engineers to gain insight into development techniques and get expert advice on interface design.
The simulated evolution process and the recorded deformation patterns help engineers to gain a better understanding of rock mass movement of anti-dip slopes, and the presented methodology could be utilized for similar studies and engineering designs.
It is hoped that this article will provide a useful platform for researchers and design engineers to gain a useful insight into the progress made over the last few decades in the field of tube type energy absorbers.
The results of this case study show that our proposed method can help the certification authorities and the software and safety engineers to gain confidence in the certification readiness of airborne software and predict the likely outcome of the audits.
