Sentence examples for engineering a device from inspiring English sources

"If you were just engineering a device that you wanted people to fall in love with, then yes, it's a great device," Mr. McQuivey said.

Transmission, in mechanical engineering, a device interposed between a source of power and a specific application for the purpose of adapting one to the other.

Gauge, also spelled gage, in manufacturing and engineering, a device used to determine, either directly or indirectly, whether a dimension is larger or smaller than another dimension that is used as a reference standard.

We also describe an enhancement of our previous design by engineering a new device where the coverslip mount is fashioned onto the top of the base; so the entire apparatus is accessible on top of the stage.

Supply and production costs go down incidentally on older devices; engineering a low-cost device from the very start with margins in mind can help Apple continue to work on dealing with downward price pressure in high growth markets, while at the same time making fewer concessions to margins.

Earlier this year, John Bohannon wrote at ScienceInsider, Egypt's engineering authority announced a device it said could remotely detect viral infections including, oddly, malaria, which is not viral.

That's engineering talk for a device that shoots air through a half dozen holes, wrapping hair around the cylinder.

Of course, we can approximate any real reaction terms to a linear one, but such a compromise leaves a gap to bridge, which is essential for engineering a real biological device.

www.biogasol.com Sector 1 - Energy storage Sector 2 - Fuel cells Employees: 170 Famously secretive about its research, Bloom Energy always attracts interest for what its co-founder, KR Sridhar, did in the past – as an aerospace engineering professor he developed a device for Nasa to turn carbon dioxide into oxygen on Mars.

This, together with a device engineering, resulted in >5% efficiency for TPA-T-DCV-Ph C70 vacuum-processed solar cells.

Overall the developed nanocomposite spheres showed great potential for bone tissue engineering in particular as a device to be implanted using minimal invasive procedures.