Sentence examples for engineering notion from inspiring English sources

In some ways, this is surprising or at least striking: As Haugeland points out, the digital is a "mundane engineering notion" (1981: 217).

Maynard Smith (1976) also ties the engineering notion of adaptation into the version of the units of selection question he would like to consider.

As with Williams, it is significant that he assumes the engineering notion of adaptation rather than the weaker selection-product notion.

However, for many problems encountered in economics and engineering, the notion of convexity is unsuitable.

By re-engineering the notion of imaging practice, radiologists can be major contributors to lung cancer early detection and mortality reduction.

We find that previously identified attention and executive control systems are poised to affect a broad array of state transitions that cannot easily be classified by traditional engineering-based notions of control.

To overcome this challenge, recent research in software languages engineering introduced the notion of language product lines.

Among the features of concurrent engineering is the notion of distributed design, and the ability to communicate design changes to multidisciplinary teams.

In other engineering disciplines, the notion of a measurement system (i.e. a tool used to collect, calculate, and report quantitative data) is well known and defined, whereas it is not as widely used in software engineering.

Among these, cocktails of recombinant human mAbs are a logical next step because they combine the technological advances made in the field of antibody engineering with the notion that the ingredients of polyclonal-antibody preparations act in concert to optimally exert and recruit effector functions.

An important aspect of this work is that the modeling is entirely based on a Bayesian inference framework and that we avoid any notion of engineering terms based on heuristics or intuitions.