Sentence examples for inspire engineered from inspiring English sources

The application of nanocellulose in polymer composites has been included in this chapter just to provide the readers sufficient background information and techniques to inspire engineered cement-based composites.

The same or similar behavior could inspire engineers to search the alternative problems.

He said he hoped Bloodhound would inspire engineers of the future.

He liked to roll up his sleeves and inspire engineers by walking the floors and listening to their concerns.

The energy my fellow entrepreneurs and investors maintain to inspire engineers, mentor entrepreneurs, and assist in creating mission-driven companies isn't just driven by financial incentives.

This compilation of material will inspire engineers that are engaged in designing automation devices in order to help them create more intelligent or more flexible devices through better perception of their environment.

That's exciting, he says, because it's "probably less delicate and more robust," and should inspire engineers to make extremely small, sensitive microphones that can hear in ultrasonic frequencies, as well as improve medical devices like hearing aids.

We're crowdsourcing with the hope that we're able to find a specific take or perspective [that can] motivate the endgame, which is to inspire engineers to help our country.

I like the way that designers can come up with ideas completely free from physical limitations, in order to inspire engineers to do new things… or something like that.

As the result of million years of selection and evolution, the biological MSK evolves to be a nearly perfect mechanical mechanism to support and transport the human or animal body, and would provide enormously rich resources to inspire engineers to innovate new technology and methodology to develop robots and mechanisms as effective and economical as the biological systems.

This discovery inspired engineers to look for practical techniques to improve performance in signal transmissions that were far from optimal.