Sentence examples for extraordinarily engineered from inspiring English sources
The extraordinarily engineered performances of HIV-screening assays are unprecedented.
And Dr. Kessler reports that the Snickers bar, for instance, is "extraordinarily well engineered".
Mr. Shenkle, a technical analyst in Minneapolis, ended up building his own PC inside the Antec Sonata 2 (www.antec.com), a computer case engineered to be extraordinarily quiet.
That conviction makes him doubly unusual: an extraordinarily innovative engineer who is trying to think his way around the limits of innovation.
Molecularly doped polymers (MPD) whose chemical content and morphology are engineered have in particular provided an extraordinarily "transparent" laboratory for the study of hopping transport, trapping, and injection phenomena.
GFPs proved to be extraordinarily amenable to genetic manipulation: some of the useful traits of the engineered GFP derivatives include shifts in the maxima of excitation and/or emission; timed responses, such as kindling or color change after excitation; photoactivation; assembly of functional monomers from the fragments of the molecule; and others [ 3- 5].
True, "financial vulnerabilities" or excesses could result from low rates, but interest-rate policy is an extraordinarily blunt and costly way to rule out such threats, essentially amounting to engineered recession in order to prevent bubbles.
When using membrane associated adaptors, in most cases, avidin or streptavidin molecules engineered to contain a transmembrane domain are utilised, due to their extraordinarily strong affinity to biotin and the comparative ease with which biotin can be attached to a wide range of compounds from DNA to antibodies.
Recruiting great engineers is extraordinarily hard and only getting harder.
All (or most) tech startups look for the same kind of people Google does — extraordinarily smart and creative engineers who can take leaps, not just incremental steps forward.
