Sentence examples for rely on engineering from inspiring English sources

The commission stuck a finger in the air and ventured that this might be compatible with a 61% rise in passengers by 2050, a calculation that must rely on engineering advances easing the brute, energy-intensive physics of lifting people and machinery into the air.

This report presents a general enzymatic reporter system for the detection and characterization of multiple enveloped viruses that does not rely on engineering of the virus.

Existing approaches mainly rely on engineering experience and/or visual inspection, which may be subjective or subject to visual inspection error.

However, TM is only appropriate to optimize single-objective problems and has to rely on engineering judgment for solving multi-objective problems that can cause uncertainty to some degree.

Vassalos thinks that the long-term future of impact-resistant materials will most likely rely on engineering new compounds and structures at the atomic or molecular level – or "nanomaterials" as they are known – that possess special properties like high strength and low mass.

With a 95% extinction level, the only remaining survivors are split into two factions: the Foresaken, impoverished survivors who rely on engineering hacks, guerilla warfare and piracy, and the oppressive Draconian Empire, the once elite citizens of the who who've now become a giant military complex.

Previous E.P.A. estimates relied on engineering calculations, and other studies gathered data via aircraft flights over drilling sites.

The fire PRA relies on engineering analyses to determine the effect of fires on safety-related equipment and components, such as electrical cables critical for safe plant shutdown.

Lots of effectual optimization methods are focused on the promotion of the system efficiency, which are mainly relied on engineering experience and numerical simulations rather than theoretical analysis.

Synthetic biology relies on engineering concepts such as abstraction, standardization, and decoupling to develop systems that address environmental, clinical, and industrial needs.

Thus, the model method proposed in this paper is effective and could be used to design and test other articulated stinger structures rather than relying on engineering heuristics.