Sentence examples for engineered to meet from inspiring English sources

That said, every new engine needs to be engineered to meet today's tough standards, and be upgradable to tomorrow's even more stringent requirements.

The JV6 engine used in the XJ220 featured little commonality with the engines Heidegger built for use in the XJR racing cars, being specifically engineered to meet performance and in particular, the European emissions requirements, which the race engines didn't have to meet.

It is designed and engineered to meet specific needs when drilling — or in this case, killing — a well.

Pension funds and insurance companies, frantic for return, demanded ever-riskier securities engineered to meet their ratings-driven investment criteria.

Its surface can be engineered to meet specific needs for technical, medical or materials applications.

BRINGING a car into the United States that was not originally engineered to meet federal regulations can be a monumental task.

The 18-volt device will have a built-in regulator re-engineered to meet the increasing power demands of laptop batteries.

It is possible that some of those devices will become re-engineered to meet the market realities of a developing economy.

"A hallmark of engineering is we engineer to meet a need," says MVHI's Whiting School representative, Greg Hager, who also leads that division's initiative for integrating robotics and surgery.

This paper provides a new insight of applying MCDM techniques to evaluate the best fuel blend by decision makers such as engine manufactures and R&D engineers to meet the fuel economy and emission norms to empower green revolution.

IME's quantum engineering program is already training a new workforce of "quantum engineers" to meet the need of industry, government laboratories and universities.