Sentence examples for a solid engineering from inspiring English sources

Bolt is a "product-focused" accelerator that allows for hardware startups to mature in a solid engineering environment.

Object oriented and pattern based metaphors for software present a solid engineering base for software understanding and construction, but sometimes impose a high performance overhead.

If you want to avoid years and years of massive student debt and start making good money soon after graduation, a new "Colleges That Pay You Back" list from the Princeton Review indicates that you might want to set your sights on a solid engineering school.

The teams that have a very solid engineering base and very solid knowledge of the car can help the driver as well; sometimes the driver is struggling and they can help the driver.

Uber didn't pick a partner blindly – Sweeney says they found a company with a reputation for nearly a hundred years of solid engineering, manufacturing and a commitment to iterating improvement in those areas.

The others are technical director Mike Coughlan and the new head of aerodynamics Jason Somerville with a concentration on good, solid engineering principles.

He is equally precise about his vision for the company–a combination of "lean Six Sigma" thinking, solid engineering and attention to aesthetics.

We do have one quibble about this third-row seat, and it is a surprising goof for a company with Honda's reputation for solid engineering: In order to lay the third row flat, the headrests need to be removed and then stowed in a storage compartment at the rear of the cargo bay (though the storage compartment is pretty nifty).

"It's solid engineering," he said, "and a beautiful piece of industrial design".

Inherently solid engineering made the early Dart a good candidate for wringing out more performance, despite its original mission as an economy model.

Such cases are mostly ignored by most engineers due to the lack of solid engineering understanding of slope stability analysis limitations resulting in misleading factors of safety.