Sentence examples for distinguished engineering from inspiring English sources
His distinguished engineering achievements are international.
He lectured at M.I.T., Columbia and other schools and was the recipient of many honors, including Columbia's Alumni Federation Medal and the Egleston Medal for distinguished engineering achievement.
To understand bioethics from an engineering perspective, one should briefly distinguish engineering thinking from that of other scientific disciplines.
Moreover, we highlight various differences in the underlying assumptions and issues of concern that generally distinguish engineering applications from models that are typically considered in the economic game theory literature.
This manipulation of the system with consideration of the efficiency of the overall bioprocess is what distinguishes metabolic engineering from genetic engineering [3].
"They might want to major in mechanical engineering and minor in music technology," says Dr. Smith, who says being "broadly trained" can distinguish an engineering graduate from his or her counterparts in other countries.
Only a couple of stray electrical connectors hinted at the differences distinguishing this engineering prototype from thousands of other Auras on road.
and (2) What are the significant statistical variations in textual organization that distinguish one engineering sub-discipline from another?
As our understanding of the physical forces associated with disc development improves, it will be possible to tailor therapeutic approaches such that AF and NP tissue engineering might become distinguished from ligament and cartilage tissue engineering, respectively.
This situation should be recognised when making measurements of residual strains and stresses in large-scale engineering components, since intergranular strains must be distinguished from the macro-scale engineering strains.
To distinguish among the various engineering subfields aerospace technology, chemical engineering, civil engineering, and so forth the team used the field designated by the National Science Foundation for each journal.
