Sentence examples for availability of engineering from inspiring English sources
The Plymouth of 1954 was not a success, despite the availability of engineering innovations like power steering, power brakes and the semiautomatic Hy-Drive transmission.
All languages revealed the availability of engineering content but different terminology was employed.
Remaining useful life (RUL) prediction of component/system has drawn significant attention from researchers and practitioners because of its great importance for improving reliability and availability of engineering systems.
Wider availability of engineering and administrative controls in the industries may be facilitated by monitoring worker discomfort, disability, and performance in more intensive ways so that the top management is able to justify the associated cost benefits.
The smooth working of industry depends on the availability of proper engineering manpower.
The choice of production host has largely been determined by the availability of efficient engineering tools that enable rapid strain development.
Availability of early engineering web-based materials was uneven around the globe but well under way in multiple contexts, languages, and cultures.
Since the new Millennium, imagineering has grown to the scale of a mass paradigm, because of the increasing scope and availability of automated engineering.
Specifically, the availability of consolidated engineering indexes is useful when new waste collection services are designed, along with when their performance is evaluated after a warm-up period.
To facilitate the increased availability of tissue engineering, it is essential to enhance general awareness of the characteristic features of tissue-engineered products and their associated fundamental technological developments.
More recently, the availability of genetic engineering methodology has permitted the direct testing of hypotheses formulated concerning the role of individual RNA structures, coding regions and polypeptides in viral replication and disease.
