Sentence examples for engineering backbone from inspiring English sources

Since the definition of ConSerts relies on an adequate safety engineering backbone, we now present an engineering approach for defining ConSerts based on established safety engineering processes and techniques.

These results demonstrated that CPEs developed as efficient HTLs can be realized by precise backbone engineering for highly performance PSCs.

This issue becomes even more important in the traffic engineering of a backbone network when a decision needs to be made on which streams to multiplex when there are constraints on tunneling and capacity along with routing requirements for tunnels.

In this paper, we introduce a distortion factor due to heterogeneous streams in traffic engineering of MPLS backbone networks in the presence of tunneling and capacity constraints by formulating a distortion-aware non-linear discrete optimization problem.

These findings indicate that low temperature processed high-efficient PSCs can be achieved by rational conjugated backbone engineering, which presents distinctive advantages for largescale production in the near future.

This epitope-scaffold represents a successful example of rational protein backbone engineering and protein-protein interface design and could prove useful in the field of HIV vaccine design.

Rahim Kanani: You talk about the engineering challenge being the backbone of the project.

Furthermore, the engineering of the particle backbone structure, size, shape of the nanoparticle surface, and the core itself provides yet another dimension of physical control that can be directed toward an increased strength, increased chemical specificity, or heat resistance.

That turnover would be relatively low for, say, a member of the Mittelstand, the family-owned engineering firms that are the backbone of Germany's economy.

Within this context the definition of "green energy" is vital and its backbone "green energy engineering" is the key.

Yet despite criticism over the capital's large slice of national infrastructure spending, the Crossrail project has been praised across the political spectrum as an "incredible feat of engineering" (David Cameron) and as "the backbone of the transport infrastructure for London's business and financial service sector" (Ken Livingstone).