Sentence examples for mean engineering from inspiring English sources

For one thing, building houses narrow enough to fit on a truck while still wide enough to live in is no mean engineering feat.

I'm aware that it's impossible to have a fully secure system, but that doesn't mean engineering teams should be treating these problems as inevitabilities.

Tested and tried as the concept is, the transportation of oil across 4857 km is still no mean engineering feat.

Midha and the team plan to spend around two of the days investing, and the other days working "in product mode" — which would mean engineering, designing and shipping code.

Strain controlled LCF tests were conducted under a mean engineering strain of 0.5% and several strain amplitudes ranging from 0.6% to 1.4%.

Although the mean engineering strength for the knotless group was greater than that for the stainless steel group, this difference was not statistically significant (p = .170).170

Industry insiders now talk about elevating a food's "snackability," which, in short, means engineering it with enough convenience that picking up a piece and putting it in your mouth becomes an almost perfunctory transaction.

That means engineering, not microchips; combustion, not computation.

This means engineering the buying process such that shoppers automatically "select" a product or service, but still have plenty of options for customizing their purchase.

Increasing reliance on open-source frameworks like React means engineering and security teams can't just worry about their company's own code.

However, there are many who believe the hardliners will never allow anyone other than their own man to become the president - even if that means engineering a victory and risking mass street protests again - like in 2009.