Sentence examples for engineered to handle from inspiring English sources

Transformers are engineered to handle extra loads for short periods of time, but there was just a little too much current and a little too much heat.

Unlike smaller BMWs, such as the extremely nimble 3 Series, the 760, at nearly 17 feet in length, is not engineered to handle hairpin turns with the same degree of alacrity.

This technique, which uses instrumentation engineered to handle the narrow peaks and high back pressures generated by 1.7 μm particle columns, provided significantly better resolution and/or faster analysis than conventional HPLC and capillary electrophoresis (CE).

BMW's Hydrogen 7 is powered by the same 6-liter V-12 found in the 760Li, re-engineered to handle the special qualities of hydrogen, including separate injection systems for each fuel.

But top Airbus officials said last month that they were concerned about whether they had enough engineers to handle all the work in front of them.

An upcoming standard, the IEC 61499 Function Blocks, provides the according programming technologies for the engineer to handle such systems.

The pricing model is based on how much you'd need to pay for an engineer to handle that much data.

Instead, the competition is larger firms hiring engineers to handle all these processes in the back-end, as well as users just sitting in Excel all day.

The data is modeled in a structure that makes it natural for the engineer to handle while allowing the construction of automation algorithms at the same time.

The proposed predictive tool detailed in the paper can be very helpful for design engineers to handle sizing calculations for tray fractionators.

There is a growing need in the industry to create a flexible and intelligent design tool, which allows the engineer to handle the complexity and non-linearity involved with developing of 3D mechatronic device more effectively.