Sentence examples for is well engineered from inspiring English sources

VW seized the "opportunity" to "leverage" "digitization" to sanitize its EPA reporting and discovered that its idealization of "digitization" could indeed be a "threat". Its statement is well engineered but should be more actionable and directional to VW's employees.

I'm very aware that public works officials have assured the community that the site is well engineered and up to the highest safety standards, but I'm also aware that we have heard such assurances in the past before other engineering disasters.

"The records are well engineered, and she uses wonderful instruments; still, her beautiful sound is her own".

We show that the film electrical property can be well engineered by embedding SnO2 to ZnO matrix.

Our work suggests that the ZTO film property can be well engineered by controlling the annealing temperature.

For all the modish noir of his early work, McEwan has always been a good old-fashioned teller of tales, and the suspense and surprises in this book are well engineered.

Apple makes machines that don't need instruction manuals because they "just work", and because they are well engineered their owners have time to develop a relationship with the technology.

As citric acid is known to chelate Mn ions, it probably chelates the smaller LB particulate structure and leaves behind citrate-connected submicron grains of LBMO, which are seen to be well engineered.

Based on the precise control over the position of capture strands on DOR, number and orientation of the AuNR clusters can be well engineered, as evidenced by biological transmission electron microscope (TEM).

We show that the mechanism properties of the flexible substrates and waveguides including the Young's modulus and the structural thickness can be well engineered and regulated by ranging the configuration of the multilayers with different materials.

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