Sentence examples for engineering against from inspiring English sources

As a young man, he worked in construction; in his early twenties, he earned a degree in civil engineering, against the advice of his family.

But, as Crutzen says, given the "grossly disappointing international political response" to the idea that humans should reduce their greenhouse-gas emissions, it might be a good idea to start thinking now about climate engineering against some future emergency.

First there was Apple, which introduced its expanded Game Center at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday by pitting Craig Federighi, senior vice president of software engineering, against the Stig, the television show's mysterious, crack driver, in a racing simulator game.

Outstanding mechanical feature of UHPC not only enables strong yet slim structure design but also highlights its potential in protective engineering against extreme loads like impact or explosion.

It is characterized by its high strength, high ductility and high toughness and such characteristics enable its great potential in protective engineering against extreme loads such as impact or explosion.

This collection of compatible methods serves as a basis for antibody engineering against MPs and it is predicted that these methods will mature in parallel with developments in membrane protein biochemistry and solubilization technology.

These data demonstrate that this approach can serve as the basis of epitope-engineering against cancer and intracellular pathogens.

One respondent told researcher: "We bolster our systems to prevent cyber-attacks, yet we find that social engineering ploys against users will sometimes get past these systems.

It can be used as a candidate gene for wheat transgenic engineering breeding against abiotic stress.

Various control devices and mechanisms had been developed for safety and reliability of engineering structures against natural loads like strong wind and earthquakes.

In August an interactive TV standards proposal surfaced, kindling a controversy that pitted the ATSC's engineering wonks against an upstart alliance of network and cable broadcasters, and PC, consumer electronics and television transport companies.