Sentence examples for classical civil from inspiring English sources
Two classical civil engineering inverse problems are considered.
Thermal and mechanical characteristics of hardened mixes are measured and compared with classical civil engineering models.
Wilsenach (2006: 4) observes that a general critique against classical civil engineering projects is that they have not dealt with transport, drinking water, energy and wastewater in an integrated way.
Thus in Civil Society and Political Theory, Jean Cohen and Andrew Arato revise the classical notion of civil society as it descended from Hegel and the Scottish Enlightenment, which had included large institutions and commerce.
An avid reader, he particularly enjoyed histories of the Civil War, classical Greece and Rome, and World War II.
Panels and shells with variously shaped cutout are often used in both modern and classical aerospace, mechanical and civil engineering structures.
The right of workers to band together to improve their bargaining position relative to employers is a straightforward implication of freedom of association, and the sort of voluntary association that results is the beating heart of the classical liberal vision of civil society.
It was also the end of the classical phase of the civil-rights movement.
In Menand's overview of the classical phase of the civil-rights movement, he mentions the documentary "Eyes on the Prize," calling the series a "terrific resource for those sights and sounds, as well as for its interviews with participants".
François van der Mensbrugghe Professor, Law School of the University of Saint-Louis and University of Liège Brussels, Belgium In Menand's overview of the classical phase of the civil-rights movement, he mentions the documentary "Eyes on the Prize," calling the series a "terrific resource for those sights and sounds, as well as for its interviews with participants".
