Sentence examples for merely engineering from inspiring English sources

All this, if true, has much more than merely engineering significance.

This article reports about the development of a new pin-on-ball spectroscopy-assisted tribometer device that enables investigating also physical rather than merely engineering aspects of wear processes using in situ Raman and fluorescence techniques.

Even if the iPhone doesn't live up to Apple's claims, merely engineering the device will have required Apple to come up with a way of stuffing more power into a small space than has ever been attempted on a consumer device — a feat which should be beneficial to all users of all mobile devices down the road.

While Microsoft acknowledges the documents, it claims that they are merely engineering studies.

This requires no new biological function, merely engineering two existing functions into a single microbe.

They are merely financial engineering companies".

Details about the inner workings of products may seem to be merely technical engineering matters, but in the context of intense competition and fast changing technology, the success of whole strategies may hinge on such seemingly minor details.

American firms depend heavily on Pentagon contracts, British ones specialise in risk consultancy and security services for private business, particularly oil and mining companies.The industry by some estimates turns over $100 billion a year, though the definitions are contentious: what counts as a military company, and what is merely an engineering firm building barracks?

Yet to this day, many of GOLD's architects would have us believe that their operation was not merely an engineering triumph but an intelligence coup as well, on the questionable grounds that, so reluctant were the Russians to blow their agent, they let communications flow as usual.

Yahoo continues its habit of picking up small startups with unique and divergent skill sets, but only time will tell if these are merely an engineering talent grab to help shore up some of Yahoo's talent losses to more appealing firms over the past few years, or whether some of these things result in new product launches for the big purple exclamation mark.

Merely an "engineering problem".