Sentence examples for event engineered from inspiring English sources

It can refer to the successful exploitation of a crisis or catastrophic event — engineered or otherwise — to achieve a particular end.

In mammalian cells, a splicing event engineered into the Creator system removes the CmR gene to allow for 3' tagging.

In the event, they engineered one in the 73rd minute.

While the administration's watchword is stability, experts recall another political tradition: the October Surprise, a foreign policy event, either engineered or unexpected, that alters the closing weeks of the campaign.

The Baltimore Sun summarized the "terrific" event being engineered by "a 'perfect storm' of a stellar Chicago crowd, excellent matches with several clever finishes, refreshing commentary and WWE rarities including violence, blood and referee assault".

In order to enable delivery of macrolide-responsive transgene expression in a most compact format and a single transduction event we engineered expression of the macrolide-dependent transactivator ET1 and the desired target gene into a single AAV vector configuration.

Tinguely was an innovator in his appreciation of the beauty inherent in machines and junk and in his use of spectator participation; in many of the events he engineered, spectators were able to partially control or determine the movements of his machines.

The researchers found 83% of ENi retrotransposition events of engineered LINE constructs inserted themselves at telomeric locations, and they note similarities between the mechanisms of ENi retrotransposition and telomerase function.

Facebook Events engineer Bob Baldwin says the new invite features will make the experience "feel more similar to inviting someone via SMS/email and getting back their response".

"Everybody should then have concluded in my opinion that this was a human engineered event, there's no other explanation," he said.

The measured v2 for the shape engineered events is significantly larger or smaller than the average which demonstrates the ability to experimentally select events with the desired shape of the initial spatial asymmetry.