The phrase "art engineer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who combines artistic skills with engineering principles, often in fields like design, architecture, or technology.
Example: "As an art engineer, she creates innovative installations that blend technology and visual art."
Alternatives: "creative technologist" or "design engineer".
In this chapter, we will discuss current state-of-the art engineered niches for stem cell and progenitor differentiation into immune cells.
A major drawback of existing state-of-the art engineered cartilage is cellular hypertrophy, leading to development of transient cartilage which ultimately undergoes endochondral ossification to form bone trabeculae.
Benchmarking, work load characterization, performance metrics definition, and evaluation constitute a methodology by which the art engineers can build systems with well-defined performance requirements.
Partly destroyed by fire, it was rebuilt by Art Nouveau engineer Joseph Cassinn-Bernard in 1902.
Mr. Ellin, who was also an art dealer, engineer, lawyer and former Hollywood talent agent, died on Sept. 16, at 82, at his ranch in Diana, Tex.
This building code incorporates only the earthquake disaster to consider during building construction for buildings demanding state-of-the art design, engineered buildings, pre-engineered design for non-engineered buildings through mandatory rule of thumb and rural and owner-built houses (NBC 1994).
But Koerner notes that St. Augustine had "extolled a low style for 'instruction and exegesis' — precisely the jobs that Reformation art was engineered to do".
The yet-untitled album was produced once again with art-punk engineer Steve Albini, a long-time collaborator, and is promised to upend expectations for country music traditionalism.
Designer biopolymers (DBPs) represent state of the art genetically engineered biomacromolecules designed to condense plasmid DNA, and overcome intra- and extra- cellular barriers to gene delivery.
