Sentence examples for engineering to give from inspiring English sources
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The aim is to prepare a given subject, through a sophisticated (though superficially brutal) process of social engineering, to give his all in the face of adversity, discomfort and the enemy.
But there will be a new Space Development Agency, reporting directly to Michael Griffin, undersecretary of defense for research and engineering, to give an independent prod to acquisition of advanced technology.
Whether or not to use genetic engineering to give endangered species a leg up is a matter of great contention, even as some futurists (notably Harvard's celebrity geneticist George Church) push toward "reviving" extinct species.
reported that the recycling of carbon dioxide (CO2) for use as fuels and chemicals can be achieved by a combination of nanotechnology and molecular engineering to give robust, active, and selective organic-inorganic hybrid catalysts in the electrochemical reduction of CO2.
Professor Launder, a mechanical engineer, told the Guardian: "The carbon numbers just don't add up and we need to be looking at other options, namely geo-engineering, to give us time to let the world come to its senses".
The key was lightness, using modern engineering skills to give both the clothes and the theme a light touch.
"The challenges are not minor for any of us but we have the combined teams and scientific and engineering talents to give this the best chance of success". The research programme will begin with the construction of a new test facility in San Diego, where Venter says different techniques to grow and optimise algae will be tested.
It gives him, at the most plastic stage of his life, intimate contact with the working man whom in future years he will probably have to control, while the routine work and drudgery which is usually connected with this first period of training is likely to weed out any one whose real interests are not in engineering, and to give him the opportunity of withdrawing before much time has been wasted.
This review focuses on diversity of bioleaching microbes, their role in heap bioleaching processes, their community structure and function in industrial heaps and the relation to the ore characteristics and the engineering configuration, to give implications for optimizing leaching efficiency of heap bioleaching.
Seymour and Girardet (1986) calculated that engineering works to give equivalent protection would cost £200,000 million (almost twice Switzerland's gross national product (GNP) at the time).
