Sentence examples for appropriate to engineering from inspiring English sources

In addition to reinforced concrete structure damages caused from especially last decade's earthquakes, there were built structures most of which are unable to carry their own-weight and are not appropriate to engineering and design criteria because of lack of interest, ignorance, lack of inspection and supervision in Turkey.

Thus, the Eurovision analogy (Table 1), while less appropriate to engineering than a wiring diagram, presupposes a more dynamic and complex system.

As it can be considered as a further element of human protection, it is appropriate to include safety engineering within the same chapter as environmental control.

Instead, standards set by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers contain safety and engineering provisions appropriate to given speeds.

The target costing along with value engineering is appropriate to control and manage the cost of the product during the conceptual design stage.

This paper describes the particular motivation for performance analysis in the domain of Enterprise Information Systems (EISs) and argues that the Model Driven Architecture (MDA) is a suitable framework for integrating formal analysis techniques with engineering methods appropriate to the domain.

Regarding the early education level, website presenting a developmentally appropriate early engineering curriculum is Puppeteering to Engineering (P2E) (http://puppetengineering.com).

Nonetheless, with respect to appropriate catheter engineering, there will be better catheter alternatives for clinical approach of the 'dual-vein principle' whenever right internal jugular vein access is not possible.

With the right machinery and sensor selections, coupled to an appropriate engineering control system, it is possible to institute a highly automated approach to CBM.

Given the uncertainties in real fire development the benefits of more detailed model representations may be marginal and the system developed thus far is considered to be an appropriate engineering approach to the problem, providing information of potential benefit in emergency response.

This may help the user to select appropriate rock engineering tool(s) for the geotechnical design as has been described by the two authors in an earlier paper.