Some astronomers and engineers challenged the reasoning of Mr. O'Keefe, whose background was in public administration, and not engineering.
E-MAELSTROM: After a tsunami of e-mail flooded in from readers (such as baseball fans, physicists and sound engineers) challenging my etymology of sweet spot, I dubbed the flood an e-maelstrom, thinking the pun to be original.
A new simulator allows developers to test the functionality of their services as they would perform on Free Basics, and has been tested by Facebook engineers challenged to build the system for limited 2G networks.
In the meantime, engineers, challenged by Mr. O'Keefe to keep the Hubble going as long as possible, learned to run it on a kind of austerity program, using two gyroscopes to keep the telescope pointed instead of the usual three (one for each dimension in space).
The engineers' challenge was to capture the vintage, precise feel that Daft Punk wanted, but also hold the ears of a teenager streaming songs on Spotify through cheap Apple ear bud headphones.
This review presents a critical overview of engineered challenges compilations related to microalgal biomass production.
In this version of the story, this smaller, more calculating (but perhaps no less sincere) group set out to instigate confrontations with the police — to engineer challenges to their authority and to erect obstacles to their plans in order to provoke them into high-visibility over-reactions that could be used to inflame the crowd and escalate its aggressiveness.
Democrat Peter Anderson, who worked for 30 years as a software engineer, challenged Royce.
"Engineers love challenges, and no challenge is more ambitious or ridiculous than building an operating system at the scale of the datacenter.
The era of high speed and high density designs has led the design engineers various challenges.
Instead, Canon engineers were challenged to reinvent the copier a challenge they met by substituting a disposable cartridge for the complex image-transfer mechanism used in other copiers.
