Sentence examples for post engineering from inspiring English sources
Sastri's talented multitudes reside on the servers of HelloBrain.com, an "intellectual capital exchange" in Santa Clara, Calif., where high-tech companies post engineering projects and freelance engineers around the world bid on the work.
Sastri's talented multitudes reside on the servers of HelloBrain.com, an "intellectual capital exchange" in Santa Clara, California, where high-tech companies post engineering projects and freelance engineers around the world bid on the work.
In a blog post, engineering manager Chao Wang explained that buyable pins will be rolled out across iOS products (Apple iPad and iPhone) in the coming weeks in the US, with desktop and Android versions to be released later.
We present a case study on how riverbed morphology of the engineered and meandering Tisza River of the Pannonian Basin (Hungary) has changed during post-engineering times.
Long lived methanol to hydrocarbon (MTH) catalyst was obtained by the post-engineering of ZSM-5 in FeF3/NH4HF2 media.
The microfluidic interferometer, which uses the post-engineering methods to create a novel MOF-based device of enhanced functionality, is also presented.
The characterization results indicate the post-engineering step selectively diminishing Lewis acidity and internal hydroxyl produced by defect sites without extensively removing Al from ZSM-5 lattice as well as nano-sized FexOy entrapping in zeolite.
The simple and effective nature of such post-engineering method make it become an interesting method for MTH reaction especially when combined with the fluoride processing infrastructure in existed fluoride industry.
Furthermore, ex vivo studies showed that the high galantamine accumulation into PC12 neuronal cells was influenced by the post-engineering of peptides on the surface of the galantamine-loaded nanoliposomes.
By the end of the half it was Messi who went closest to scoring, hitting the Portugal goalkeeper's left post after engineering a one-two with Lucas Biglia, though the ball rolled away to safety.
In a blog post, Alan Warren, engineering director at Google, said, "Quickoffice has a strong base of users, and we look forward to supporting them while we work on an even more seamless, intuitive and integrated experience".
