Sentences with phrase «remarkable feats of engineering»
FIFTY years ago waves of Liberator bombers were deliberately destroying a remarkable feat of engineering.
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The engine is a remarkable feat of engineering and truly compelling, providing standing - start and in - gear acceleration that borders on the preposterous.
That the vehicle manages to do this while still maintaining the carlike attributes we appreciate about station wagons is a remarkable feat of engineering.
That's less than 345 grams, mind you, which would be a remarkable feat of engineering given the mysterious extra display, Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and other components this more compact Rift has to incorporate.
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A TRULY remarkable feat of celestial engineering.
«The three magnificent structures we see here spanning three centuries are all feats of modern engineering and a tribute to the talents, vision and remarkable skills of those who designed and built them,» she said.
19 There have already been some remarkable feats of dental engineering.
Seashells lined with iridescent mother - of - pearl are more than just pretty — they're a remarkable feat of microengineering, said study co-author François Barthelat, a mechanical engineer at McGill University in Quebec, Canada.
IN THE LATE 1950s, RICHARD FEYNMAN FAMOUSLY IMAGINED a science where researchers and engineers could achieve remarkable feats by manipulating matter and creating structures all the way down to the level of individual atoms.
This ancient Roman water - storage depot, a remarkable engineering feat with brick vaults supported on 336 columns, is eerily calm, and, of course, damp.
A remarkable feat of railway engineering, the Raurimu Spiral near the town of Taumaranui was constructed at the end of the nineteenth century to overcome terrain that was too steep to be negotiated by a direct rail route.
The centre houses a four - storey museum and an observation deck and is a great way to understand this remarkable feat of ambition and engineering.
It's a remarkable feat of machining and engineering...»