Sentence examples for engineered to tackle from inspiring English sources

Tabu Search and Simulated Annealing are employed and engineered to tackle this task.

MAC foodstuffs, also referred to as 'life-stage foods', could emerge as 'F products', engineered to tackle the specific dietary requirements of the aged population.

The study of the current regime in front of Port Said helps environmental engineers to tackle problems as marine port sedimentation and shoreline changes.

The main purpose of this review paper is to encourage the academia and engineers to tackle existing research challenges and resolve technical issues related to the development of new integrated computer systems.

But continuous progress in the energy efficiency of computing is now drawing top designers and engineers to tackle a new kind of problem one defined by whole-system integrated design, elegant frugality in the use of electricity and the transmittal of data, and the real possibility of transforming humanity's relationship to the universe.

The company is going to hire a few engineers to tackle these three big challenges.

And, with their help, we get a sense of how much work is going on to develop the new tools and technologies that underpin scientific progress and allow research scientists and engineers to tackle some of the biggest scientific questions ever.

Barkett told the UC, Davis School of Management that his work at Facebook involved "analyzing strategic opportunities and threats, and knowing how to motivate engineers to tackle them".

These results prove the possibility of using engineered microorganisms to tackle antibiotic residues in environment efficiently and safely.

"Engineered to efficiently multitask and tackle digital media, these systems are outfitted with industry-leading components and make an appealing addition to a dorm, bedroom or home office".

Inspired, one engineer decided to tackle a persistent problem: computer failures due to overheating.