Newer roads, with guardrails and dividers and gentle entrance ramps, are better engineered than ever.
Automobiles are better engineered than ever, and statistics indicate that those traveling in them have never been safer.
This is what happened to Sony, they say, whose digital Walkman is better engineered than Apple's iPod, but far less popular.
But it should come as a comfortliterallyto know that among the 300-some household products distributed by Procter & Gamble, none is better engineered for its specific purpose than Charmin toilet tissue.
Engineers at Google might be getting paid more than engineers elsewhere because they're better engineers.
Consumers, however, are more likely to notice how the same technology is improving features like picture quality, promoting the notion that green electronics are also better engineered.
If this structure was better understood, researchers could then engineer cement on a nanoscale to tailor the properties of concrete, says Hamlin Jennings, a civil- and environmental-engineering and materials-science professor at Northwestern.
There was better news for smaller engineer Hampson Industries, which gained 4p, or 7.6%, to 57p after Investec resumed coverage of the company with a "buy" recommendation and 80p target price, highlighting its healthier balance sheet following this week's £59.5m fundraising.
Although both FORTRAN and COBOL were universal languages (meaning that they could, in principle, be used to solve any problem that a computer could unravel), FORTRAN was better suited for mathematicians and engineers, whereas COBOL was explicitly a business programming language.
Thus, it is better to use engineered antibodies with a short half-life to deliver radionuclides, allowing for a next day or same-day imaging protocol.
