Sentence examples for quickly engineered from inspiring English sources

Jobs insisted that he didn't want to be C.E.O., but he quickly engineered a management overhaul and convinced Microsoft to invest.

Secretary of War Edwin M. Stanton, one of the panic stricken, quickly engineered a meeting with Ellet and within days appointed him a colonel in the Union Army and authorized him to purchase and outfit steam vessels for use as military rams.

Such diagnostics could be quickly engineered to track public-health concerns.

Hammond modified their interface connectors to be "Leslie-proof", but Leslie quickly engineered a workaround.

The increasing availability of rapid prototyping technology makes it possible to quickly engineer alternatives to conventional automation infrastructure that are low-cost and user-friendly.

In the latter area methods are established to quickly engineer new enzymes for every possible catalytic step, thereby creating a universal biotechnological toolbox.

It can quickly engineer new special orders because it has preserved on computer the design and production data of all previous special orders which drastically reduces the amount of re-engineering necessary.

The process allows the researchers to quickly engineer viruses to bind to a particular material, even if they don't know ahead of time what sequence of amino acids is likely to work.

New technologies of genetic manipulation, such as CRISPR-Cas, that allow precision genome editing can be employed to quickly engineer mouse genomes, and it would even be possible to simultaneously alter multiple genes.

Altman personally recruited Ginkgo BioWorks, which quickly engineers organisms, out of Boston through eight separate meetings.

There's always been a lag time between how quickly designers can make things look like people, and how quickly engineers can make them move like us.