Sentence examples for engineering described from inspiring English sources
I hate to be cynical, but I would say that the engineering described in Friend's article is mostly concerned with changing the net worth of Andreessen and his investing partners.
The integration of cellular and molecular biology with materials science and engineering described herein provides a direction for the development of a new generation of nanostructured materials.
It is about workflows, 3D objects, level of detail of used information, requirements identification and definition (defined by system and requirement engineering described above) and relations between systems and objects (Table 5).
The interdisciplinary research center on smart engineering described at the end of the paper is an invitation to the international PSS community to mutually explore new knowledge and methodologies for the lifecycle management of Smart PSS.
Combined with molecular transporter engineering, they form the foundation of the panmetabolic engineering described in more detail later.
Tim Flannery calls him "the most effective environmental activist of our age", and Mark Lynas, who last month on Channel 4 attacked environmentalists for being too negative about nuclear energy and genetic engineering, describes himself as a "huge fan".
Traditional research in bone tissue engineering describes the use of autogenous cells as the seeding cells because of concerns over immunogenicity [4, 5].
The term "chromosome engineering" describes technologies in which chromosomes are manipulated to change their mode of genetic inheritance.
This paper justifies the need for building these kind of systems for control engineering, describing how can the process of building such systems be done.
The chapter defines the scope of aeroelasticity and provides an overview of aerospace engineering, describing aeroelastic primary problems and achievements in the context of aviation history.
Wind Engineering describes the study of the effects of the wind on the built environment, including buildings, bridges and other man-made objects.
