Sentence examples for engineering means to from inspiring English sources

"Engineering means to create new things," Mr. Sobek said.

With further refinements, the proposed modelling approach is expected to provide an efficient engineering means to predict both the overall variation trend and maximum value of vibration amplitude of a circular cylinder close to a plane boundary over the full range of reduced velocities.

There's a lot of industrial history in the steel truss bridge, built in 1888 and billed as the longest bridge in the world, a monument of engineering meant to last forever.

This article proposes an approach called "holistic security requirement engineering" meant to elicit security requirements according to system-theoretic considerations.

I'm fully aware that these are nefariously designed bits of social engineering meant to have you disassociate what you're spending on games with actual money, but I signed up for one anyway because, besides the buffet discount, I apparently also got $50 of free slots credits to play with.

But in recent months he has most resembled Ukip's Nigel Farage in engineering a means to stay on as the ECB's first president even as his successor as chairman, Colin Graves, prepares to take office.

If Apple is considering (and probably engineering) a means to shut down your camera so it can't take pictures of copyrighted works, aren't immediate extrapolations from that a legitimate concern?

Science moves toward engineering as a means to manufacturing, resulting in mass deployment.

Kansei engineering is a means to transform real voices of customers into the product and service design.

CHO cell engineering, as a means to improve foreign protein production, has focused mainly on anti-apoptosis.

In addition to fermentation optimization strategies, rational methanotrophic bacterial strain engineering offers a means to reach industrially relevant titers, carbon yields, and productivities of target products.