Sentence examples for chairman of engineering from inspiring English sources

Michael Corradini, the chairman of engineering physics at the University of Wisconsin, said that with power crews already setting up electricity transmission lines across the evacuation zone to the plant, and with heavy repair equipment being brought in as well, the movement of private individuals and their vehicles would probably not have much additional effect in spreading out the hot spots.

Other major philanthropists in India include Anu Aga, the retired chairman of engineering firm Thermax, who co-founded Teach For India, which recruits and trains teachers to work in low-income schools.

"We need a new relationship with the EU, backed by democratic mandate," said the group, which includes the chief executives of B&Q owner Kingfisher, mining group Xstrata, electricals retailer Dixons, the London Stock Exchange and beverages maker Diageo, as well as the chairman of engineering firm Rolls Royce.

Then, in 1973, he became chairman of Senior Engineering, which he kept until 1992.

An obituary on May 18 about Norman D. Kurtz, chairman of the engineering firm of Flack & Kurtz, misstated the scope of the business.

When Mariangela wanted to do scientific research outside of school, Mark A. Reed, chairman of electrical engineering at Yale, became her mentor.

"He's a control freak, in my opinion," said Van C. Mow, who said he stepped down as chairman of biomedical engineering because "I got tired of banging my head against the wall".

"We may have to invent a new test method to enable us to input linear and angular acceleration independently," said Albert King, the chairman of biomedical engineering at Wayne State University.

Those columns, 61 on each side, gave the towers most of their stiffness and largely held them up, said John Schuring, a professor and chairman of civil engineering at the New Jersey Institute of Technology.

A comprehensive report by the chairman of the engineering school at Central University in Caracas shows that the blackout resulted from a wildfire near three power transmission lines from the Guri Dam complex in southeastern Venezuela.

For more than a decade he was chairman of global engineering company the Weir Group until stepping down in 2013.