Sentence examples for unusual engineering from inspiring English sources

But the last line of this section introduces an unusual engineering metaphor, picturing prayer as "The Christian plummet sounding heav'n and earth".

I was smitten with the car's unusual engineering, but my mother's memories were not so fond: The car had no back seat, the window cranks were scattered across the rusted-out floor and the brakes often refused to cooperate.

He was the principal negotiator of an agreement in 1966 in which officials from California and Nevada approved an unusual engineering program to prevent pollution of Lake Tahoe, one of the world's clearest bodies of water.

The new analysis, according to several experts who have examined the confidential findings, holds that the unusual engineering design of the towers did not contribute to the collapses, and that the damage caused by the planes and the resulting fires made the failures of the buildings inevitable.

It should be evident that such a system will require a lot of additional and rather unusual engineering before it can be operational.

THE redevelopment of 42nd Street between Seventh and Eighth Avenues has required some unusual structural engineering.

As biofuel helps push up food prices, researchers say that unusual genetic engineering is the best way to get cheap ethanol from inedible plants.

Many of orphan cars had unusual design and engineering features.

Dr. Hafeez, a staunch feminist whose parents were born in Pakistan, was allowed unusual latitude in engineering her own social life, yet she took surprisingly little advantage of that.

Biomaterials are challenging, yet vastly promising templates for engineering unusual inorganic materials with unprecedented surface and structural properties.

Although such a frequency range is unusual in civil engineering, it is well suited to the kind of defect to be detected, as it corresponds to a thin near-to-surface layer with increased porosity and density of microcracks.