Sentence examples for engineers and control from inspiring English sources

Adopting terms and concepts from the application domain, such languages are the ideal means of communication between users, system engineers and control computer specialists.

Here, we incorporate the concept of alloy design into nanowires to effectively engineer and control the magnetic properties of nanowires.

Using biology as a guide, we can now understand, engineer and control peptide material interactions and exploit these to tailor novel materials and systems for practical applications.

This observation opens new pathways to use structural modification of low density materials to engineer and control a wide range of adhesion properties with solid surfaces.

In the past decade there has been outstanding, continuing interest in developing novel structures to engineer and control light-matter interactions in subwavelength dimensions with desired optical characteristics.

"This is one of nature's innovations, but the discovery here is our ability to translate this from nature into a system that we can now engineer and control," said senior author Pamela Silver, the Elliott T. and Onie H. Adams Professor of Biochemistry and Systems Biology at HMS and a core faculty member at the Wyss Institute.

"This is one of natures innovations, but the discovery here is our ability to translate this from nature into a system that we can now engineer and control," said Wyss Core Faculty member Pamela Silver, Ph.D., who is also Professor of Biochemistry and Systems Biology at HMS, and senior author on the study.

Using the bandgap thermodynamic approach, strikingly, new routes are suggested to engineer and control the bandgaps of graphene and graphene-based nanostructures, helping the design of graphene-based devices for its application in electronics.

Quantum structures of III V semiconductors grown on (1 1 0 -oriented substrates are promising for spintronic applications because they allow us to engineer and control spin dynamics of electrons.

Subsequently, principal component analysis to discriminate between engineered and control cells was performed.

When these processes are properly engineered and controlled, whey proteins may form nanostructures useful as carriers of bioactive compounds (e.g. antimicrobials, antioxidants and nutraceuticals).