Sentence examples for less engineering from inspiring English sources

Offering OpenStack and effectively open sourcing its infrastructure means less engineers and less engineering costs, and it lets Rackspace spend more on support, our source noted.

The hollow box gave the deck the extra stiffness of a truss, but it was easier to build and required less engineering precision at the cost, however, of extra material.

For those who just fell asleep, basically that means less engineering overhead — less work for developers.

More importantly, the improvement is obtained using simpler instrumentation and much less engineering effort.

Recruits learn less engineering and concentrate on underlying concepts from math and physics, knowledge that is used to solve problems from a wide perspective.

To this end, developing high fidelity energy forecasting models with less engineering effort and good performance is still an urgent task.

It was Mandelson who said that the lesson from the most savage recession since the second world war is that Britain needed less financial engineering, more real engineering.

Or if not him, Peter Mandelson, who as Labour's business secretary famously called for "less financial engineering and a lot more real engineering".

By this time they had developed a second generation of the technology, printable field emission display (PFED) which needed less precision engineering and was cheaper to manufacture.

Less financial engineering?

Sometimes, with less clever engineering, such lateral control means a harsh ride.