Sentence examples for a more engineering from inspiring English sources

This is a more engineering approach but perhaps a more realistic one.

The Romans took a more engineering approach in their explanations: they blamed eruptions on chemical reactions and underground compounds catching fire.

Architecture might be expected to have a more engineering dissemination profile, whereas political science and sociology can be at the end of the HSS spectrum that is closer to the sciences.

Clearly, aforementioned challenges can be solved in a more engineering manner, and a well-designed experiment system matching some systematic, standardizing data processing pipeline will be an important factor for a successful study.

Like most roles at Pinterest, Goodson — who will be in a more engineering-centric role — will be working with designers and product leads to work on the end-user experience across devices.

Though the scale of Identi.ca and related Laconica instances is dwarfed by the pioneering service, the conversation has become authoritative at a more engineering-focused level, around the process and politics of achieving enough scale to attract a wider, more general-focus audience.

It is a massive site with a lot more engineering resources, yet its response times are the fastest in the benchmark: 2.21 seconds, on average, versus 2.73 seconds for Twitter.

Price is still an issue, as it's a 50% premium over the wired version, but there's a lot more engineering involved, too.

A lot more engineering goes into generating sonic clarity, including thousands of hours devoted to tuning the system to the peculiarities of a car's cabin, with all of its reflective glass, unusual angles and sound eating seats.

Educational requirements: Some undergraduate programs offer degrees in biomedical or biomechanical engineering, but other paths include a more general engineering degree and a master's focusing on biomedical applications.

In general, information is passed on to the next work package in paper form only. Simulation based (automation) engineering means an approach to support a more continuous engineering workflow and a more integrated process view.