Sentence examples for In engineering terms from inspiring English sources

In engineering terms alone, the partnership of thousands of scientists and engineers has been breathtaking.

In engineering terms, the Zeppelin NT represents a remarkable revival in the fortunes of the airship.

In engineering terms, the Orbit Tower has no clear-cut precedent; nor does it bear any of Kapoor's hallmarks.

In engineering terms, E Walk is supporting the weight or "dead load" of the bustle, while the main hotel building is absorbing wind or earthquake induced movements, or the "live load".

In engineering terms alone, the project is huge: laying down two 1,000 megawatt cables would cost upwards of $2.5 million a mile, for a total cost of $750 million, and would be the longest such project in the world, stretching from Albany County to Manhattan.

In engineering terms, dynamic range is the ratio between the largest and the smallest signals, and it is primarily wide dynamic range (not bandwidth) that distinguishes quality audio from rubbish.

Their X-ray structures are analysed and compared in crystal engineering terms.

And in basic engineering terms, it's easier to work big before working small.

In reliability engineering terms, this would relate to the 'random failure phase'.

In civil engineering terms the former is practicable only if the shaft diameter is no more than about 5 m, or in the latter case only if the basin depth is less than 20 m.

In resilience engineering terms, this is known as a safety-I approach and is perceived as being limited in gaining insights into the everyday functioning of complex sociotechnical systems such as those found in healthcare.