Sentence examples for changes and engineering from inspiring English sources

These geomorphic changes and engineering controls continue to govern channel and floodplain form and process, control the trajectory of river responses, and constrain flood control, water quality, and aquatic ecosystem management options.

Rail passengers face "another difficult year" with more major timetable changes and engineering works, MPs warn.

I also agree that we need to lobby legislators to enact harsher penalties for reckless drivers, but there are immediate and local things that can be done by the city of Glendale that will effectively slow traffic and reduce collisions using infrastructure changes and engineering solutions.

Because the model is process-based, it may be used to model the effects of climate change and engineering intervention.

Although this issue has recently been considered in the design of the Qinghai-Tibet railway, concrete implementation has been limited because the overlapping influence of climate change and engineering thermal disturbance on permafrost cannot be separated and evaluated (Wu and Niu 2013).

The PAC report said the DfT's management was still characterised by cost overruns, project delays and disruption, with another year of further significant timetable changes, maintenance and engineering work coming up.

This paper tests the hypothesis how effectively fish assemblage composition was shaped by local climate changes and by engineering impact in 1989.

He said changes to operational hours would mean major changes to rosters and require the recruitment of more staff, plus changes to maintenance and engineering work.

The constant struggles between nature and its creatures engage all of Rockman's interests from evolution, climate change, and genetic engineering to the failures of technology.

Composition of phyla in the reactor varied depending on changes in environmental and engineering factors (Fig. 2a).

"If the committee could pull together what we already know... and make very strong recommendations" regarding changes in science and engineering education, the effort would be worth it, says Elaine Seymour, who works in the Bureau of Sociological Research at the University of Colorado, Boulder.