Sentence examples for more expensive engineering from inspiring English sources

Polymer blends are presently attracting both scientific and industrial interest because of their potentials as economical alternatives to more expensive engineering polymers and non-polymeric materials.

Although most interest in plastics focuses on their standard physical properties, the sensory external qualities of POs help these relatively low-strength materials take applications from more expensive, rigid engineering resins.

Earlier plans had called for far more expensive and extensive re-engineering at Rivne and Khmelnitsky.

"The Van Cortland option is about $309 million more expensive and it poses steeper engineering challenges than Eastview because it has to be built underground".

Meanwhile, at many state universities, fields like computer science and engineering are becoming more expensive.

Some do charge more than £6,000 and even approach the £9,000 ceiling, but this is likely to be for courses that are more expensive to put on – such as agriculture, engineering and social work.

Some Juneau residents echo arguments made by opponents in lawsuits, saying that the road poses an environmental threat as well as a daunting engineering challenge and will prove much more expensive than is projected.

As India's engineering and customer-service workforce becomes more expensive, it is in places like Montana and Wyoming where companies can find viable alternatives to support their growth.

A key advantage of the method is that it utilizes native GPCR sequences and thus does not require extensive protein engineering that is required for other more expensive and labor-intensive biophysical methods such as X-ray crystallography.

Generally, more expensive headphones are made with higher quality materials and better engineering, improving the sound quality.

Tech companies like to think they are about engineering, but marketing is just as important (and often more expensive).