Sentence examples for engineering mixing from inspiring English sources

Among the scariest prospects have been recombinant DNA research ("gene splicing"), cross-species genetic engineering (mixing human DNA into animals), genetically modified crops (known derisively as "Frankenfoods"), genetic enhancement (inserting supposedly desirable genes into embryos) and germ line gene therapy (changing the genes in the egg or sperm).

Many of today's computer viruses and identity-/theft scams -- and even the recent phone-/hacking scandals of certain newspapers -- depend on social engineering mixed with a misuse of technology to dupe the unsuspecting.

"We have to have a variety in our engineering mix so that we're not dependent on oil and fossil fuels," Mr. Kessel said.

Therefore, a more balanced population was aimed for, through social engineering and mixing the housing stock, that is by physical restructuring.

At the planning stage the best brains in astronautics and space engineering had mixed up metric and imperial measurements.

By using genetic engineering to mix the modules in specific proportions, proteins with defined strength and elasticity can be designed, which have many potential medical and engineering uses.

This work presents an intercomparison exercise between two geochemical migration codes, TRIO-EF (an object-oriented finite element code) and IMPACT (a chemical engineering code using mixing cells in series).

Many chemical engineering processes involve mixing of two immiscible liquids such as solvent extraction or chemical reactions' sometimes connected with heat transfer.

BS: Isnt it true that he enabled Peter, Paul and Mary to have separate tracks in recording, in engineering, rather than mixing them all together on a three-track?

The study focuses on two microchannel designs: an L-shaped channel and two isolated tips in a straight channel, important in engineering for mixing and particle-trapping purposes.

Syd: We produce together, mostly; and I do the engineering and mixing for the most part.