Sentence examples for engineering attributed from inspiring English sources

Finally, with respect to this issue of selection, one might add that, in terms of Jim's particular thesis, it is hard to understand how cells could have the very capacities for natural genetic engineering attributed to them without those capacities having been evolved, in some manner and over long evolutionary spans, by natural selection.

The engineering attributes added, including contact type, combination type, tool type, and accessed direction, serve to offer designers criteria for evaluating the component liaison intensity during the design stage.

From this it is concluded that many of the advantages from the use of CCs by PAs, are in system integration and process re-engineering — attributes positioned in terms of bridging technology and acting as a learning organisation.

In this study, engineering attributes were added to the liaison graph model for the evaluation of part connections.

The model deals not only with software engineering attributes, but also "soft" and strategic issues, like team satisfaction and training opportunities.

The physical form factor of the INS is derived by balancing the clinical therapy needs with the technology and engineering attributes of the device.

This study compared some chemical and engineering attributes of three Persian walnut cultivars (Toyserkan, Chaboksar and Karaj) at a moisture content of 3.41% (d.b).

It argues that the template for reform sold by the World Bank did not work because of the original disconnection between the economic ideals and political reality, the over-emphasis on economic performance at the expense of physical and engineering attributes of the industry, and the neglect of the differences between development and developing and transition economies.

Dartmouth's culture encourages students to take technology and applied science courses, but dean of engineering Joseph Helble attributes the dramatic rise not only to providing students across disciplines with entry-level engineering courses but also to "building a diverse population of role models" within the school.

Firms with similar structures concur: Arup, an engineering outfit, attributes its business range and "family feel" to being owned by its 10,000 employees.All of which seems less likely to make the blood boil than reports of huge executive pay-offs.

There is also a lack of studies which focus on use-case oriented scenarios or software engineering quality attributes (we believe ours is the first work on this subject).