The phrase "assumed an engineer" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that someone took on the role or responsibilities of an engineer, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the sudden departure of the lead engineer, she assumed the role of engineer for the project."
Alternatives: "took on the role of an engineer" or "became an engineer."
Assuming a structural engineer was involved, ask them to update their report.
Case-based approaches often erroneously assume that an engineer is confronted with a well-posed ethical problem that is, one which is uniquely solvable and one that is dependent upon a continuous application of data.
This assumed a circular transverse shape as used in mechanical testing of tissue engineered ligament (Hairfield-Stein et al., 2007).
If core competencies are assumed (engineers need to engineer, accountants need to account, writers need to write and so on) what will be the key elements of an education that might help students become life-long learners, successful in multiple, varied career paths?
"Most people assume that as an engineer, I'm not artistic," she said, adding that in her experience most engineers are artists in some sense.
No one assumes I'm an engineer, mostly because I am a woman.
The OSSTMM does not suggest any tools to be used in a penetration test it is assumed the engineer will have the necessary knowledge to satisfy the module requirements.
The lack of any democratic process for writing, reviewing, and revising the standards is coming back to bite the architects and generals who assumed they could engineer a swift and silent coup.
Harrison was born to an engineering family in 1945, and it was assumed he'd be an engineer in turn.
Still another component of federal support takes the form of pre- and post-doctoral training grants, a vital means of preparing young scientists and engineers to assume a leadership role in their respective fields.
