Sentence examples for a revival of engineering from inspiring English sources

The noughties were also underpinned by a revival of engineering structures, many of which involved architects.

Every available exhibition or performance space — from the Puropelto school auditorium, where amateurs and professionals were in rehearsal for a revival of "Hair," to a railroad engineering workshop turned performance hall called Logomo, to the Turku Art Museum — had been requisitioned for events.

They were a result of new humanist curiosity; technological advances in things like optics and engineering; a revival of interest in antique texts preoccupied with the marvelous; the spread of printed books; and global exploration, which exposed Europe to what seemed like a strange new world.

This technology induced a revival of the liver slices.

A revival of that deal seemed inevitable.

The Paideia Proposal: A Revival of Perennialism.

A revival of Confucian values is growing.

Or maybe a revival of fireside chats.

In recent years, however, there has been a revival of commercial interests in developing PHES facilities.

This study is inspired by a revival of traditional stuccoes, plasterwork and recent research on plastering.

Could it mean a revival of student radicalism?