Sentence examples for a host of engineers from inspiring English sources

His passion, creativity and insight into scientific problems inspired a host of engineers and scientists.

It could happen today in countries rich and poor, a host of engineers and disaster experts say.

In May, I tagged along for a meeting with the restaurant's designers, Robin Standefer and Stephen Alesch, of Roman & Williams, and a host of engineers and contractors.

They're being held in San Francisco (natch) and New York: Both events will include an introduction to the Glass product, the Mirror API and development, with a host of Google engineers present to help out with questions and details as the developers get to work building things.

With the acquisition, Google gets Tony Fadell, a well-connected and well-respected Silicon Valley entrepreneur credited with creating Apple Inc's iconic iPod music player, along with co-founder Matt Rogers and a host of talented engineers and designers.

Together with a host of carefully engineered Panasonic technologies including the high precision optical lens unit, Dynamic Iris and Smooth Screen technology, the PT-AE3000 truly distinguishes itself against its competition and as a projector solution that home theater enthusiasts will thoroughly enjoy.

But the independent suspension -- with each wheel reacting to bumps without affecting the opposite wheel -- opened up a host of possibilities for engineers.

But the inspiration associated with tackling problems as immense as those associated with sending humans away from their natural environment into the hostile reaches of space has ultimately produced a host of scientists and engineers who might otherwise have pursued other careers.

Potassium dihydrogen phosphate (KDP) crystal presents a host of problems to engineers and opticians.

Along with a host of inventions, the engineer also formulated – and lent his name to – a mathematical law that captures the inexorable progress of our communications.

"She is going to give each member of this committee her ear and her expertise that comes from having managed to pack a host of professional careers – petroleum engineer, C.E.O. and banker, to name just a few – into just one lifetime," Mr. Wyden said.