Overlapping and iteration stemming from concurrent engineering are fundamental features of product development (PD) projects.
Applications stemming from evolutionary design, engineering, robotics, and artificial life require processing of large numbers of such agents that are encoded in some form of a "genotype".
In 2003, Schlumberger, one of the world's largest fracking corporations, reported this rate in its own magazine, and that 50percentt fail after 15 years, and 60percentt fail after 30 years, stemming from these inherent engineering flaws.
The M.T.A. sought to fix the regular flooding of the track bed, a problem that stemmed from an engineering misstep committed more than 90 years ago: the construction of the line over a creek bed.
While the media has painted his comments in a deeply negative light, and he has been criticized by crypto acolytes, I think it is clear that his pragmatism stems from his engineering background rather than his investment focus.
We predict that it will be increasingly difficult in GM adopting countries to differentiate between what portion of a claimed improved characteristic of a marketed GM variety actually stems from genetic engineering and what from applying non-GM breeding techniques.
A lot of our aerospace success stems from high engineering standards, precision manufacturing and demanding specifications, and it is for these same reasons that sunglasses from Randolph Engineering have long been the personal and official choice of US Air Force, Marine and Navy pilots and NASA astronauts.
Hysteresis is a nonlinear phenomenon exhibited by systems stemming from various science and engineering areas.
Synthetic biology is an emerging discipline stemming from advances in genetic engineering.
Developments stemming from food science and engineering could be combined with studies in operations management, consumer psychology, cognitive psychology, sociology and economics.
These stem not from engineering practice, but from a perspective called realism.
