Sentence examples for aging engineers from inspiring English sources

Boeing, Lockheed Martin and other companies that contribute to the space program are the stewards of an ailing industry, facing a brain drain as its aging engineers retire, with few newcomers entering the field.

Her protagonist, the aging engineer Don Victor Sobrevilla Paniagua, is obsessed by his desire to build a cellophane factory on the banks of the Ucayali River.

DONGGUAN, CHINA — Their technical skills helped Japan's corporate giants sweep all before them in the 1980s, and now thousands of aging Japanese engineers are finding a new lease on life in a booming China.

It is considered as the ultimate example that Iron-Age engineers had mastered the concept of regional groundwater table.

He explains that since the dawn of the automotive age, engineers have designed motors to run on a rich mixture of fuel relative to air.

Space Age engineers helped send man into orbit and provided consumers with novelty items ranging from freeze-dried astronaut ice cream to gravity-defying space pens.

In order to reduce the uncertainty of the percolation threshold and that of the poroelastic properties at early-age, engineers need to assess more accurately the apparent activation energy of calcium aluminate and, later on, of the elastic modulus of low density calcium-silicate-hydrate.

Women scored higher than the men for anxiety and depression; the scores increased with age; engineers and managers had lower average scores than other occupational status (blue- or white-collar workers and technicians).

Along with the squatting herders, day laborers and market traders stroll the streets, with only the occasional aging Russian engineer visible.

In a boost for a controversial theory of aging, mice engineered to make a human protein that sponges up cell-damaging molecules live 19% longer than other mice.

Thus, in order to increase reliability of aged bridges, engineers are considering different ways to settle these issues associated with aged bridges.