The phrase "attributed engineering" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the assignment of engineering principles or practices to specific individuals or entities, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The project was successful due to the attributed engineering of renowned experts in the field."
Alternatives: "assigned engineering" or "credited engineering".
However, majority of the computerized materials selection system is still far from commercialization and the most successful materials selection is attributed to Cambridge engineering selector (CES) developed by Ashby and his coworkers.
This could very well be attributed to good engineering and high-quality electronics and components.
Finally, with respect to this issue of selection, one might add that, in terms of Jim's particular thesis, it is hard to understand how cells could have the very capacities for natural genetic engineering attributed to them without those capacities having been evolved, in some manner and over long evolutionary spans, by natural selection.
The origin of the word is attributed to D.S. Harder, an engineering manager at the Ford Motor Company at the time.
VANESSA HOLDER Seattle, April 10, 2013 While I do sympathize with Mr. Edwards, a counterpoint is that my 20-plus-year marriage can be attributed to the social engineering of our benevolent tax services.
Then the connectivity between the detected symbols are analyzed to obtain an attributed graph representing the engineering model conveyed by the diagram.
(In fact, a few weeks after my visit to CERN, during a test of a set of magnets known as an "inner triplet," a support failed, bursting a pipe and spewing helium into the tunnel. The failure of the support, which was produced in the United States, was attributed to a simple engineering error).
This coupled modeling framework is well-suited to produce detailed 3D geological models attributed with physical, chemical, engineering or hydrogeological parameters, and intuitively analyze property characteristics within each modeled unit and their spatial relationships in 3D.
