Knowledge of individual workers depends on level of team interaction, where the ability to capture and share rapid cycles of learning supports the cornerstone 'expert engineering workforce' (Ringen and Holtskog 2011; Kennedy 2003).
Euler helped develop the Euler Bernoulli beam equation, which became a cornerstone of engineering.
Their evaluation is a cornerstone of civil engineering and a societal need for safety and economy.
The theory of residence-time distribution, RTD theory in short, is a cornerstone of chemical engineering science and practice, in general, and that of chemical reactor analysis and design, in particular.
Indeed, it is the author's view that accounting for, understanding of, and designing with strong nonlinearity will become a cornerstone of future engineering practice.
It is very well documented that children in the United States are generally not being taught to love science from an early age and are in fact turned off to it at some point early in their lives.1,2 By extension, you can safely say that this phenomenon is also present for mathematics as well, which is a cornerstone of the engineering discipline.
Historically, the beam deflection problem has been one of the cornerstones of mechanical engineering [2 11].
Combinatorial library synthesis has long been one of the cornerstones of protein engineering – which is, in many ways, the forerunner of synthetic biology.
The cornerstone of successful tissue engineering rests upon two essential elements: cells and scaffolds.
Building Information Modelling (BIM) and sustainable buildings are two future cornerstones of the Architectural, Engineering and Construction (AEC) industry.
Requirement engineering is the cornerstone of systems engineering.
