Sentences with phrase «engineering effort required»

The enormous social - engineering effort required to achieve income integration and the turmoil and tension that it often generates argue against a large - scale push to manipulate public - school demography.

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In a motion filed today, Apple argued that it «would require significant resources and effort» to develop the software, requiring at least six and as many as 10 software engineers working on the project full - time for at least two weeks and as long as four weeks.

Learn how you can support this effort, along with lessons learned from California's Prop 37 and what's happening on a national level to require labeling of genetically engineered foods, from a panel of speakers and industry leaders deeply involved in these efforts.

Taking it to the next level and commercializing the process will «require quite a bit of effort — engineering the design of the sensor system, the data acquisition and processing,» Wilson adds.

(Sec. 1503) Requires that NOAA be a full participant in any interagency effort to promote innovation and economic competitiveness through basic scientific R&D and the promotion of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics education.

Getting to this point required solutions to many difficult engineering problems, and it is thanks to the incredible efforts of hundreds of people in Hawaii and vision and leadership of astronomer and physicist Dr. Jerry Nelson that solutions were found and Keck I, and then its twin, Keck II were built.

This will require the cooperative efforts of researchers across a wide range of disciplines: scanning probe microscopy, supramolecular chemistry, protein engineering, self assembly, robotics, materials science, computational chemistry, self replicating systems, physics, computer science, and more.

de Nysschen acknowledges that a 500 - hp Infiniti Q50 would indeed require a substantial engineering effort, but that it is not out of the realm of possibility for the Q50's engine bay to handle.

The final hours of the event required a passionate effort by Antonio Garcia, Jan Magnussen and Jordan Taylor — along with the efforts of the entire Corvette Racing crew, engineers and the GM Powertrain team.

The industry is leaving a lot of experience at the door by not recognizing experienced engineers that go through the effort of learning game design, and quite honestly, those people are probably going to be much better right from the start, as opposed to a fresh out of college kid who has to be told how to program for other people's work, and from my experience, most college level game engineering degrees turn out engineers which are woefully inept at what actually is required for high end game development.

This requires a coordinated effort from the game programmers, sound engineers, and designers.

It's logic, math, engineering, bio-mimicry, etc., but to a Neanderthal a flashlight is magic, so... People must understand some effort is required.

It's been a busy few weeks of developments in genetic engineering (GE) news, each deserving of further attention - so without further ado, here's a roundup - ready (sorry, we couldn't resist) collection of the most important stories about genetically modified organisms (GMOs), as well as efforts to require their labeling.

So it would clearly require a huge engineering effort and, indeed, social science effort to really put them into place.

Cary Pint, professor of mechanical engineering at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, says: «This approach not only produces better batteries, but it also establishes a value for carbon dioxide recovered from the atmosphere that is associated with end - user battery cost, unlike most efforts to re-use CO2 that are aimed at low - value fuels, like methanol, that can not justify the cost required to produce them.»

You might think that having smaller wheels requires more effort but our engineering means a normal and easy pedalling action.

Building a bridge is a collaborative effort in most cases requiring architect, engineers, craftsmen / women, labourers (and sometimes politicians).

The sophistication of Stuxnet, and the engineering effort it must have required, is truly astounding.