Sentence examples for engineering deficiency from inspiring English sources

What may clearly be perceived as a systems engineering deficiency in retrospect can appear to be a well considered system engineering efficiency in real time an efficiency taken to reduce cost or meet a schedule, or more often both.

Over time, unintended consequences of a systems engineering process deficiency may begin to be realized, and unfortunately often the consequence is systems failure.

Engineering of A-site deficiency in perovskites can be critical for designing new materials with required functional properties.

We have developed a system to overcome this deficiency by engineering an E. coli knockout tRNAAsp strain, thereby allowing a penetrating analysis of tRNAAsp structure and function under conditions that prevail in the cell.

Donald Broadbent's World War II experiences of deficiencies in engineering translated into a lifelong commitment to what was then the emerging field of Applied Psychology.

And gene engineering, including cloning, expression, and deficiency of genes in the biosynthesis, was reviewed, too.

Detection of K+ accumulation, antioxidant activity of transgenic plants under the starvation of potassium, further confirmed that OsPRX2 is a potential target for engineering plants with improved potassium deficiency tolerance.

A second engineering firm reported even more deficiencies, including leaks in the parapet wall and missing wall ties and joint reinforcements that drove the cost past $4 million.

The software program will be practical for geoscience students, geologists and engineers and will help resolve a deficiency in field geology, and structural and engineering geology.

Meanwhile some deficiencies and shortcomings in engineering application are pointed out and corresponding suggestions are given.

This paper describes several actual cases of system failures that resulted from deficiencies in their systems engineering process implementation, including the Ariane 5 and the Hubble Space Telescope.