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By staggering the cylinder bores in the engine block in a zigzag arrangement -- like nestling the soda bottles on a refrigerator shelf, rather than lining them up side-by-side at their widest points -- VW engineers produced a 2.8-liter six-cylinder engine that was about the same length as a conventional two-liter in-line four.
The engineers produced a corn sheller that consisted of a piece of wood with a hole in the middle.
Last year its engineers produced a research paper showing it had created a program that could replicate the work of a "professional human video games tester".
Such ocean-based businesses could be a step on the way to true seasteads.Stepping stones to a seasteadIn 2010 a group of marine engineers produced a detailed design study for the ClubStead a floating resort city which would sit perhaps 100 nautical miles off the Californian coast, with 70 staff and 200 guests.
Working with more than 20 criteria for the new cases dictated by the Archives, including high visibility for the documents and the ability to open and reseal the cases, engineers produced a working model early last year and spent more than a year refining it into prototypes.
When some Google engineers produced a service called PubSubHubbub, Winer attacked it as a bigco project even though it was created expressly as an open service that could and was adopted both by Google and non-Google companies and individuals.
Engineers produce a preliminary design for a system using a CAD tool.
Tomorrow's Engineers has produced a series of information-packed postcards about different and exciting areas where engineers are making a difference.
It detailed how one Google engineer, referred to only as "Engineer Doe", produced a computer program capable of collecting data from people's unsecured home wireless networks.
Mr. Segal also hired an engineer, who produced a report saying that the foundation of the house is unsound and that it has been more than 60percentt remodeled -- both of which Mr. Zelner flatly denied.
Steven Hubbard an electrical engineer who produced a breathless performance of Liszt's concert étude in D flat, "Un Sospiro," said that acquaintances often speculated about the connection between his field and music.
