Sentence examples for tightly engineered from inspiring English sources

Abba made some of the most highly polished, tightly engineered pop junk ever.

"The Maze of Bones," which sends a pair of likable orphans on a world-spanning treasure hunt, displays a glossy, tightly engineered appeal.

The well-matched partners make a terrific team on this case, which is tightly engineered to force them into tricky negotiations with the foreign culture, while treating them to all the best views of this exotic city's fabled skyline, bustling docks, teeming downtown and surprising pockets of serenity.

Their Pimp Breaks record is lewd and juvenile as fuck but it's so smart and tightly engineered you'd think it was an Asian girl at M.I.T.

At the other end of the computational spectrum, massively parallel machines are also impractical because the solutions that can be implemented are very tightly engineered to match exacting specifications; hence a massively parallel solution is specialized and limited in the extent to which it can propagate [ 6, 10].

Though Twitter and Facebook are both in the business of social media, Twitter seems to have opted for a headquarters strategy better equipped to avoid the seemingly inevitable groupthink that a warehouse of tightly packed engineers might produce.

With a thick (yet smooth) band that tightly hugs your torso and "highly engineered" cups, this Spanx bra fits so well you'll forget you're even wearing it.

They found a variety that tightly adheres to protein-rich surfaces, like skin, and engineered them to encapsulate a chemical UV filter.

Within error, the lateral diffusion constants of these engineered constructs are inversely proportional to the number of tightly bound phosphatidylinositol- 3,4,5 -trisphosphate liphosphatidylinositol- 3,4,5 -trisphosphate

Further experiments showed that yeast cells engineered to contain arginine-rich histones wind their DNA more tightly; and, in some cases when the chromatin was more compacted, the nuclei were also smaller.

Similarly, engineered proteins or protein mimics are interesting tools for the formation of well-defined and tightly controlled hydrogel models that retain some of the complexity of the native ECM.