Sentence examples for bold engineering from inspiring English sources

They consider it a rare example of intriguing, imaginative design and bold engineering from a time in the Modernist era that was dominated by anonymous boxes.

Judges for the RIBA's annual Stirling Prize said the "simple and incredibly elegant" £22m bridge was not only an innovative and bold engineering challenge, but also the one piece of architecture that would be remembered by people this year.

He developed several bold engineering concept cars, including the CERV I and CERV II (the name was an abbreviation of Chevrolet Engineering Research Vehicles) that influenced the engineering direction of future Corvettes.

ONE OF Osama bin Laden's many half-brothers, Tarek bin Laden, this week signed a deal with tiny Djibouti which may or may not mark the start of one of the world's boldest engineering projects.

The UNESCO's 'World Heritage site' recognition to three of the mountain railways of India has been for "outstanding examples of bold, ingenious engineering solutions for the problem of establishing an effective rail link through a rugged, mountainous terrain".

Their bold and graceful engineering was in violent contrast to the rickety, improvised architecture of the towns they linked, many of which looked as if they were put together by an odd-jobs man with a hammer and a box of nails.

The prime minister's 32-member Scientific Advisory Council expressed its bold support for genetic engineering and biotechnology in a report earlier this month.

Martha Schwartz, FASLA, founder of Martha Schwartz Partners, who is an active advocate and commentator in the UK, where she now lives, threw down the gauntlet, calling for landscape architects to form a political wing that will urge policymakers to fund bold research into geo-engineering techniques that can stave off the planetary emergency caused by climate change.

They are looking for big, bold ideas in science and engineering that have the potential to benefit society in some way, and that might have trouble getting off the ground otherwise.

The visual marriage the lofty Cologne Cathedral's stone engineering and the bold steel structure of the Hohenzollern Bridge is testimony to the way in which the great railway buildings of the era before World War I were the 'cathedrals' of the industrial age.

Two years ago the company took the bold step of rebuilding its software-engineering team almost from scratch, importing fresh talent from rivals including Apple.