Human-engineered systems tend to be coherent.
A human-engineered sulfate haze could have similarly unpredictable results, scientists warn.
That kind of natural repopulation would be likely to face less resistance than a human-engineered reintroduction, which she was not advocating, Dr. Prugh said.
Strong similarities between the sensory flight control of birds and insects may also inspire novel designs of robust controllers for human-engineered autonomous aerial vehicles.
It is dangerous to think of this planet as a way station to a better world, or continue to convert it into a literal, human-engineered spaceship.
As we became more machine-oriented and thought of the world as a human-engineered world, I think we've kind of lost sight of those needs.
Unlike the traditional human-engineered, biological systems use adaptive, reactive, and distributed computation to learn about the environments and behave accordingly.
Trying to make nanowires like this using human-engineered manufacturing processes would be expensive, if not impossible.
Human-engineered microbes are workhorses of the pharmaceutical and chemical industries, churning out biofuels, drugs, and many other products.
Reliance on "hard," human-engineered structures—"gray" infrastructure has been the conventional way to manage water needs for economic development.
For many Americans the heritage is of immigration, fleeing persecution, oppression, and human-engineered environmental disaster.
