Sentence examples for superiority of engineering from inspiring English sources

By scrutinizing the history of water transfers and hydropower development in the Lima region, the paper shows how imaginaries about the superiority of engineering, the need to generate electricity for national development, the backwardness of the 'land of lagoons' where water is diverted from, and about wished-for water abundance in Lima, all became manifested in hydraulic megaprojects.

These observations supported with the slow kinetics of degradation confirmed the superiority of glyco-engineering over chemical pegylation to enhance the stability of EPO.

Recent studies and assessments comparing the Sassanids and Parthians have reaffirmed the superiority of Sassanid siegecraft, military engineering, and organization, as well as ability to build defensive works.

Piranesi vigorously championed the superiority of Roman building, both in terms of engineering and richness of ornament, tracing its origins not to the Greeks but the Etruscans.

A comparative study has been undertaken, wherever possible, highlighting the superiority of FMLs explicitly over conventional engineering materials.

When the tumor cell vaccine was prepared by means of conventional (non-EBV) plasmid vectors combined with the same cationic lipid, the therapeutic outcome was not as good, suggesting the superiority of the EBV-based plasmid in engineering these types of tumor vaccines.

The maximum xylitol titer (40.6 g·L− 1) produced by engineered E. coli under the control of the constitutive promoter PgapA was obviously higher than that under the control of the inducible promoter PT7, indicating the feasibility and superiority of promoter PgapA in the metabolic engineering of E. coli.

The statistical results of simulations confirm the superiority of the present algorithm as well, which is vitally important in real-time applications of engineering technique.

Having secured the military principle of caste privilege, he is determined to show British superiority in engineering and administration.

Regius professor of engineering, Cambridge University engineering department.

Both were remarkable feats of engineering.