The foundation has teamed with an American, William Oswald, an expert on algae who pioneered a system in which sewage is treated in a carefully engineered series of natural algae ponds.
He was knighted in 2010 for his services to rugby, and engineered series wins with the Lions in Australia in 1989 and South Africa in 1997 - and then reinvigorated the tradition in South Africa three years ago.
Most engineers prefer "series hybrid," which means an electrically driven car that employs a second form of power conversion to supplement the battery's energy reserve.
Edmond's happiness infuriates his dissolute, aristocratic pal Fernand de Mondego (Guy Pearce), who engineers a series of betrayals -- involving the intricate politics of post-Napoleonic France -- that land poor Edmond in a hellish island dungeon, the notorious Château d'If.
To revamp MySpace, Mr. Murdoch has lately engineered a series of management changes.
Dombrowski engineered a series of player moves in the off-season that helped the Detroit Tigers win their first four games.
To cut expenses by $100 million, he engineered a series of layoffs involving some 1,500 workers, or about 10percentt of the company's labor force.
As Mr. Weill's chief lawyer, Mr. Prince helped engineer a series of big deals that transformed Citigroup into a sprawling banking giant.
He helped to engineer a series of strategic acquisitions that diversified the company's service offerings and transformed it into one of the largest, privately-held consulting firms in the world.
The last time OPEC cut its production was December 2008, when the cartel's members engineered a series of reductions totaling 4.2 million barrels a day aimed at pushing back oil prices that had slumped to $30 a barrel.
Mr. Berlusconi has also signaled his intention to engineer a series of fundamental legal and social changes -- adding criminal penalties for illegal immigration for the first time, for instance, and financing private schools in a way that is now unconstitutional.
