Sentence examples for engineering tries to from inspiring English sources

When larger-scale formalizations are attempted, other challenges arise that are similar to those that software engineering tries to address.

Alternatively, traffic engineering tries to exploit resources efficiently and to make the network QoS aware which includes additional service classes, admission control, and resource reservations [12].

It will be the classic "seven minutes of terror" as the engineering tries to slow the velocity to no more than 1m/s by the time ExoMars reaches the surface.

Heather Stapleton, the Dan and Bunny Gabel Associate Professor of Environmental Ethics and Sustainable Environmental Management and associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, tries to understand the transformation and eventual fate of organic contaminants in aquatic systems and in indoor environments.

If you are a spook, you spend most of your time on the telephone, engaging in "social engineering": trying to get someone to do what you want them to do.

So-called watering hole attacks where websites were set up to chuck malware at targets, SQL injection attacks stole data from target websites, social engineering tried to trick employees out of their credentials or into clicking on malicious links that would lead to an infection on their network.

I've spent too many of my years in engineering, trying to figure out more efficient ways of insuring profit for food companies in California.

European public policy makers are using the idea of an enforced dress code as a piece of social engineering, trying to hasten the assimilation of Muslims into the general population.

Building them was a great engineering challenge, and the engineers tried to make them elegant, he said, "but it was a time that's finished".

In Engineering, Archer tries to negotiate with Krem, who is tempted when Archer says that he will throw in T'Pol.

In the first part of the paper, the author provides a theoretical explanation why multimedia is popular in engineering: because it tries to provide an artificial "being-in-the-world" experience.