Sentence examples for engineered well from inspiring English sources

If I had never heard of the remote my life wouldn't be all that different; but, I don't know, as a piece of consumer electronics, as example of what can be engineered, well done to the crazy Dutchies at Philips.

The storage "integrity" is directed towards better understanding of elements of natural (reservoir and cap rocks, overburden, and faults) as well as engineered (well materials) features that permit safe and effective geological storage of CO2.

I play a little, write a little, perform some, it's not like it's an engineered, well-manufactured plan or anything.

Because those slow, natural river processes will be replaced by highly engineered, well-monitored, advanced treatment processes that remove contaminants much better.

Even marginal errors can trigger a catastrophic cascade: Ground movement can create unintended fractures or cracks in brittle formations near old wells that have been improperly abandoned or push fluids into new poorly engineered wells that can shear casings.

However, how to engineer well-defined absorption band in visible region is a critical challenge to obtaining highly efficient long wavelength emissive CDs.

This communication is often difficult to decipher in its native context, but synthetic biology provides tools to engineer well-defined systems that allow the convenient study and manipulation of intercellular communication networks.

"It's engineered really well, and any stains come out of the fibers," he said.

I wasn't too sure about the science of Ash's resuscitation, but I thought the emotions were engineered pretty well.

In-plane and transmembrane helical domains have been engineered as well as sequences that exhibit dynamic distributions of different topologies.

A question like "How much water is needed to make a beef tagine?" must be answered by engineers well in advance.