Sentence examples similar to long term engineering from inspiring English sources
The lesson of Sellafield is not so much that nuclear power is dangerous but that Britain seems incapable of implementing any long-term engineering plan that comes its way, from high-speed trains to wind turbines or rocket launchers.
Organic/inorganic C S H nanocomposites are being developed to enhance durability and long-term engineering behavior.
An understanding of the clay structure at a molecular level is needed for accurate assessment of the long-term engineering performance of the barriers.
The theories and methods of slewing bearing design in wind turbines are not perfect, and the field lacks long-term engineering verification.
The ESV is often estimated using different salt solutions to understand the compatibility of given clay soil for long-term engineering application such as landfills.
Some critics view the merger as the point at which BCA began to favor a corporate culture that prized near-term profits over long-term engineering dominance.
However, it has been shown that recombinant S. cerevisiae strain utilizing pentose sugar may lose its xylose consuming ability in a long term evolutionary engineering for inhibitor tolerance [ 15].
Therefore, we conclude that mutagenesis in combination with long term evolutionary engineering was successfully applied to introduce a greater level of tolerance in S. cerevisiae D5A+H, together with improved xylose fermentation.
From the benefits realised the TSM is a vital initial step before embarking on a long term supply chain engineering programme.
There were also concerns about the long term emphasis on engineering (seawalls, groins and breakwaters) relative to other management options (land use policies).
Despite their outstanding potentials, the susceptibility of copper based SMAS to phase stabilization, transition hysteresis, aging and brittleness creates doubt on the possibility of transiting from the realm of potential to functional long term use in engineering applications.
