Sentence examples for standardised engineering from inspiring English sources
The Master Curve (MC) methodology, originally proposed by Kim Wallin, is a standardised engineering tool for analysing the fracture toughness of ferritic steels in the ductile to brittle transition (DBT) region by means of the reference temperature T0.
O'Malley et al (2008) identify a range of themes, one of the more prominent being the 'parts-based' approach that seeks to standardise genetic engineering materials and practices.
In the emerging field of synthetic biology, scientists are focusing on designing and creating functional devices, systems, and organisms with novel functions by engineering and assembling standardised biological building blocks.
The three big metaphors are linked to three big technological 'revolutions': the printing revolution initiated by Gutenberg in the 1400s; the industrial revolution grounded in new types of engines, engineering and machines that started in the 1800s and bringing with it standardised parts, mass production and assembly lines, and the computer or information revolution that began in the mid-1900s.
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
Only in one sense are they standardised.
Which, really, of course, means: not standardised south-east.
It is also recommending standardised, anonymous job application forms.
Margins come down, things get standardised and commoditised.
