Sentence examples for demand for engineering from inspiring English sources

But RAEng Fellow Dr Sue Ion wants to see political decisions taken that will increase demand for engineering input.

In this study, the reduction ways of the electricity demand for Engineering Faculty at Mu'tah University were investigated.

Although rational method and global technique have been successfully applied in strain improvement respectively, the demand for engineering complex phenotypes required combinatorial approach.

The demand for engineering solutions to ecosystem level problems has increased as the impact of human activities has expanded to global proportions.

After a comprehensive market research on demand for engineering thermoplastics and services, GE Plastics is now proceeding to implement a strategy aimed to provide better service to domestic manufacturers and distributors in the Russian region.

The analysis revealed that the Engineering Faculty at Mu'tah University consumed 96 MWh annually and by installing an on-grid photovoltaic system with a capacity of 56.7 KW the electricity production to the grid will be 97.02 MWh per year, which cover the electricity demand for Engineering Faculty at Mu'tah University with a capital cost of $117,000 and payback period about 5.5 years.

Change in the flooding regime at any given site is thus often perceived as an effect of permanent change in the system, and this perception results in unnecessary demands for engineering interventions in the system.

While traditional fields like computer engineering and laboratory research make up about 5 percent of the work force, demand for science, technology, engineering and math skills is spreading far beyond, to occupations in manufacturing, utilities, transportation and mining, as well as to sales and management.

Housing was the strongest performing sector, and commercial activity and demand for civil engineering services also increased during the month.

Now, Lotus is looking for further specialist companies to buy, because consolidation in the automotive sector is driving up demand for its engineering services.

Global demand for precision engineering, especially from China, increased sales for Nidec and other Japanese companies, helping to lift long-sluggish Japan out of its economic doldrums.