Sentence examples for systems engineered to from inspiring English sources
A portion of these discharges could be targeted for resource recovery by mine drainage treatment systems engineered to optimize high-REY precipitates.
In the last several decades, research in the field of drug delivery has been challenged with the fabrication of carrier systems engineered to deliver therapeutics to the target site with sustained and controlled release kinetics.
Alternatively transposon systems engineered to target specific genomic locations may be developed and could provide the safest choice for these applications [ 34, 67, 68].
Naturally, Honda has crammed an impressive array of leading-edge features into the VFR package, including drive-by-wire throttle control, linked antilock brakes and a cleverly positioned shaft-drive system engineered to keep the wheelbase from growing to unreasonable lengths.
We investigate the magnetic properties in a system engineered to present Co grains laterally surrounded by a CoO matrix.
But aided by what critics say is a stranglehold on the country's media and an electoral system engineered to benefit his party, Orbán ensured that he will remain in power.
Unless there is such interaction, there is little for the systems engineer to do, at least at the systems level; he can turn immediately to the components themselves.
Physiologists work side by side with control systems engineers to determine the necessary conditions for keeping fruits and vegetables in optimum shape from harvest to delivery.
Over the years, SRL has continued to grow into a powerful system management tool, allowing managers and systems engineers to assess system development in near real-time, and take proactive measures accordingly [5].
The workforce challenge is to shorten the time it takes for a systems engineer to reach the senior level.
The ABM incorporates the key factors that influence SoS and individual systems' dynamics and enables systems engineers to try different scenario inputs and analyze the overall dynamics.
