Sentence examples for engineering reviewed from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary engineering (reviewed by [ 11]) complements rationally designed genetic engineering approaches.

Third, techniques such as marker-assisted breeding or genetic engineering (reviewed by Dita et al. 2006, focussing on legumes) can be applied to generate salt-tolerant crop varieties.

The unidirectional activity, short substrate sites and functional autonomy of these recombinases has made them a useful complement to the widely used reversible recombinases of the tyrosine recombinase family such as Cre and Flp for genome engineering reviewed in [ 1].

We used chromosomal engineering (reviewed in 27) based on the MICER system (28) to produce in vitro the segmental duplication and the corresponding deletion of the Abcg1 U2af1 0.59 Mb interval located on Mmu17.

After a short description of the expected radiation damage after a fast hadron fluence of 1016 cm−2, several R&D approaches aiming for radiation tolerant sensor materials (defect and material engineering) and sensor designs (device engineering) are reviewed and discussed.

Telstra is holding an engineering review of its network.

After an exhaustive engineering review, the commission traced the problem to the lowest tier of the tower, which was shaped like a wedding cake, Mr. Robinson said.

The state has nearly doubled the number of inspectors on staff, initiated surprise inspections to observe rides and operators in action, conducted engineering reviews of new rides and significantly increased penalties for violations of regulations.

Mr. Stevenson is a senior project manager for Kipcon, an engineering firm in North Brunswick, N.J., where he does engineering reviews and inspections for construction projects, including apartment and condominium buildings.

After a full engineering review and the removal of more than two dozen similar decorations, Issue Project Room reopened its doors on March 16, to an eager audience of more than 100 patrons at the performance of "November".

Military officials who have been briefed on the engineering review of the Navy surveillance plane said the Lockheed Martin technicians were unable to say whether the Chinese had culled useful information from any equipment or computer programs not destroyed by the crew during the emergency landing.