The phrase "actual engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the authenticity or qualification of someone as a professional engineer, often in contrast to someone who may claim to be an engineer without the necessary credentials.
Example: "While many people can design software, only an actual engineer can ensure that it meets industry standards."
Alternatives: "certified engineer" or "qualified engineer".
Like that engine, the engines for the AMG GT and AMG GT S are built according to what Mercedes calls the "one man, one engine" principle: Each power plant, when finished, will bear the actual engineer's signature on its engine plate.
Whether you're an eight-year-old kid or an actual engineer, your interaction with the bits are the same.
When we reward financial engineers infinitely more than actual engineers, we "lure our most talented graduates to the largely unproductive chase" for Wall Street riches, as the economist Robert H. Frank wrote in The Times last weekend.
I, for one, would like to see what actual engineers think of Toyota's problems.
Mr. Fuoco, who died in 2008 at 84, has been discredited by scientists, historians, veterans and the family of the actual flight engineer.
Sam Altman, of Y Combinator, said that, in the small world of Silicon Valley, the very idea of talent agents presents a "negative-selection problem": "The actual 10x engineers don't need or want an agent; people quickly discover they're great, and they end up picking where (and especially with whom) they want to work.
This year, it'll boast over 100 technical sessions, led by over 1,000 actual Apple engineers.
Table 2 shows that 83% of the participants were currently working in industry: this is aligned with our goal in trying to simulate what actual software engineers, in the industry, would experience during such a conversion.
The small size of nanoparticles allows them to easily enter and traverse tissues, cells and organelles since the actual size of engineered nanoparticles is similar to that of many biological molecules and structures.
Ex-Facebook Intern Yan supports D'Angelo's estimates in the thread and implies that, because of how much Facebook open sources, the actual number of engineers needed to make a functional clone is less than 250 (to which D'Angelo replies correctly, yes, but Facebook doesn't really spend that much time open-sourcing).
Our study quantifies the actual impact an ecosystem engineer can have on another species by using a previously identified model system peccaries and rainforest frogs.
