Sentence examples for an expert engineer from inspiring English sources

She also turns out to be an expert engineer and spaceship pilot.

During the investigations, an expert engineer found that the van could hold no more than twenty-four people, not the forty-five it had carried.

This would lead to the design engineers having a library of knowledge to check on first, much as an expert engineer uses their past experiences to help guide them through a design.

Does the view that an expert engineer with divine, or at any rate extraordinary power, explain adaptation better than evolutionary biology?

Two expert economists and an expert engineer endorsed the EPA's Clean Power Plan at a conference in Washington D.C. Friday, but cautioned that the proposed rule is only a first step, and it affects only one of several sectors of the economy that produce greenhouse gases.

That Caesar is more dangerous than he". 2 cf. Suetonius, Iulius, c. 58. 3 Quoted in J. W. Fortescue's History of the British Army, vol. V p8. 4 The chapter (IV.17) describing the first bridge over the Rhine is so technical in its terms that it may well have been written by an expert engineer — perhaps by Balbus himself, Caesar's praefectus fabrum.

Bob Howatt is an expert electrical engineer in his fifties who lives in Bedford, Massachusetts, half an hour from Cambridge.

Levy makes a good living as an inventor (his football TV remote, for example, should earn him some amount in the low six figures), but comfort, to him, seems to have less to do with money than with living exactly as he pleases... Tells about a visit to Bob Howatt, an expert electrical engineer, who helps him with his work.

Levy makes a good living as an inventor (his football TV remote, for example, should earn him some amount in the low six figures), but comfort, to him, seems to have less to do with money than with living exactly as he pleases... Tells about a visit to Bob Howatt, an expert electrical engineer, who helps him with his work..

According to John Cutlack, an expert stadium engineer, the seeds of the 1989 disaster were sown 10 years previously when a safety certificate overestimated the capacity of the Leppings Lane standing area at 7,200.

Furthermore, the lack of any statistical difference between panning method B and expert mixe, (in contrast to the significant preference for method B over non-expert mixes, and for expert mixes over method A) leads us to conclude that the semi-autonomous panning method B performs roughly equivalently to an expert mixing engineer.