Sentence examples for earthquake engineer from inspiring English sources

Kit Miyamoto, an earthquake engineer born in Tokyo and living in San Francisco, was in Tokyo when the quake occurred.

It demonstrates the collaborative potential of the Internet in linking an earthquake engineer, a student adept at After Effects software and a communicator.

One in three of the central city's buildings were severely damaged in the quake and must be demolished, according to earthquake engineer Jason Ingham.

There are heaps of great ideas out there, including the designs and initiatives of Elizabeth Hausler, an earthquake engineer who founded Build Change, a clearinghouse for safer structures attuned to the norms of different countries, including Indonesia, China and Haiti.

My colleague Kate Taylor reports: G. Wayne Clough, the Smithsonian's chief official and, incidentally, an earthquake engineer, told NPR that the Smithsonian Castle, where many of the institution's administrative offices are housed, had suffered some internal cracks and shattered windows.

"As long as a contractor doesn't do something that will hurt the house, anything is allowed," said Peter I. Yanev, a structural and earthquake engineer in Orinda and co-author of the book "Peace of Mind in Earthquake Country".

It appears that the absence of earthquake engineers from the engineering category of HighlyCited.com is mainly the consequence of 2 facts, that (1) near 80% of journal papers in civil engineering are not cited within 5 years after publication, and (2) that the cohort of earthquake engineers is very small relative to the membership of all other engineering disciplines combined.

At present, there are no earthquake engineers in their category of engineering.

All earthquake engineers are essentially experts in structural dynamics, which is taught in civil engineering courses.

In the United States, earthquake engineers who often travel to the scene of a major quake within days have been unable to go to Japan because of concerns about radiation.

A screen wall that surrounds the building — a disaster waiting to happen, according to Jaime Garza, a project manager for Miyamoto International, the earthquake engineers behind the renovation — was reinforced at the top with carbon fiber.