Sentence examples for combinations of engineering from inspiring English sources
The way of achieving this, says Kemball-Cook, is to use some "really wacky geometry and some really wacky combinations of engineering principles" which centre around the use of a flywheel to store the energy.
A reduction in processing time (as compared to ray tracing) allows for evaluating and visualizing numerous combinations of engineering and operational variables (easily exceeding 106 unique iterations) to ascertain instantaneous, transient, and annual system performance.
We showed that the proposed combinations of engineering control measures (e.g., ventilation and ultraviolet germicidal irradiation) with personal protection (e.g., surgical mask) guarantee the provision of a reliable control strategy to decrease the transmission potential and spread rate of TB bacilli aerosols in senior care facilities in that the efficacies range from 45 to 90%.
Foreign car manufacturers are turning to India's combination of engineering expertise and emphasis on value and fuel efficiency to design hyper-efficient cheap cars.
The rapid development of clinical medicine, which has increased alongside growing interest in the concept of translational medicine, involves clinics relying not only on medicine itself but also on a combination of engineering, biomaterial, and informatics technologies27.
Concisely, students' fabricated models feature the balanced combination of engineering conceptual design coupled with the aesthetics aspect of artwork.
Watching the construction of the Kresge Auditorium roof from the windows of Baker House, he was struck by the combination of engineering and aesthetics as Eero Saarinen's vision came alive.
This arrangement constitutes a novel approach which needs to be analyzed by a combination of engineering analysis and risk assessments to compensate for the lack of experience.
Mg and its alloys have continued to attract interest for several structural and super-sensitive applications because of their light weight and good combination of engineering properties.
It states that the UK's success is impeded by "a failure to understand how a combination of engineering, technology, creative and business skills can contribute to a business, and a misunderstanding about what 'creativity' is and how to manage it".
