Sentence examples for engineering exploits from inspiring English sources

Accompanying each recipe are anecdotes that, however tenuously, forge a connection between the tire maker's engineering exploits and those of the hospitality crew at work in the motor home.

You may experience an uneasy sense of wonder when contemplating the depth and breadth of our methods, from cryptographic and social engineering exploits (doubly the right word), to scooping up metada and address books and using them to construct a security-oriented social graph.

The research reported in [7] relates primarily to the light blue boxes in Figure 1, especially social engineering exploits, information leakage and information compromise.

Collaboration in cooperative information systems, as occurring in concurrent design and engineering, exploits common work and information spaces.

The marriage of gene therapy and tissue engineering exploits the power of genetic cell engineering to provide the biochemical signals to influence proliferation or differentiation of cells.

The biomimetic approach of tissue engineering exploits the favorable properties of the extracellular matrix (ECM), to achieve better scaffold performance and tissue regeneration.

The engineering knowledge exploits the Hardware Composites, a conceptual tool for the operation of utility systems.

Protein engineering that exploits known functional peptides holds great promise for generating novel functional proteins.

In a clever bit of engineering that exploits the structure of one molecule and the strength of a second, chemists have melded DNA strands with buckminsterfullerenes, the soccer ball-shaped molecules of pure carbon.

This paper takes a look at the issues and trends related to the study of battlefield damage, specifically those related to the modeling of such damage and it proposes a unified approach to regeneration engineering that exploits the parallelism between failure and damage in order to manage system failure and damage to the system.

Couples who do not want to take the risk of passing on mitochondrial disease might want to consider ethical alternatives like adoption, which are far preferable to pursuing dangerous techniques of genetic engineering which exploit both embryos and egg donors".