Sentence examples for engineering it for from inspiring English sources

"Basically we're using a natural process and engineering it for climate-change mitigation," said Juerg Matter, a geochemist at the University of Southampton in Britain and one of the lead researchers on the project.

Are they simply re-engineering it for a US release?

He also sees faculty taking image guidance currently used in controlled hospital settings and re-engineering it for battlefield conditions.

But when it's only worth around five per cent of the British luxo-barge market, there's not a strong enough business case for re-engineering it for RHD markets, even despite the rear-thrusting XJ's, er, bracing proclivities on ice.

"I just wanted people to have an appreciation for how much good engineering it takes for an aircraft to run properly.

"It's easier for them to find jobs in engineering - it's hard for them to express themselves as lawyers," she said.

Quotas had been lowered during the Second World War so that new workers would be able to fulfill their output expectations; in industries such as engineering, it was common for workers to double their basic pay through bonuses.

And as much as the Bay Area is a hotbed for cutting-edge engineering, it also is a hotbed for social issues — homelessness and gentrification in San Francisco, the ongoing affordable housing crisis and neighborhood juxtapositions like Palo Alto and East Palo Alto.

Including its centre for petroleum engineering, it is reckoned that Heriot-Watt University generates 10% of Scotland's educational exports, while receiving about 4% of Scottish public funding for higher education.

Mr. Bloomberg, who spent nearly $75 million on his 2001 campaign, took the campaign finance proposals as a personal attack, and blamed Council Speaker Gifford Miller for engineering it.

A Mac or iPad raises these expenses to even more eye-watering levels, yet these more powerful devices are more than justified for engineering, IT and design students.