Sentence examples for egyptian engineering from inspiring English sources

A survey was then conducted to collect the opinions of Egyptian engineering professionals regarding the relative priority of the identified criteria, and to determine, according to the opinions of participants, which criteria are mandatory and which are optional for existing buildings seeking to become 'greener'greener

A Hitachi Ltd and Veolia Environnement consortium and Egyptian engineering firm ArabCo have received an order from the Iraqi Ministry of Municipalities and Public Works for the engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) of pretreatment and surrounding facilities at a water desalination plant in Basrah, Iraq.

Just in the past month, one American company has won a $20m contract to provide Egypt with "ground surveillance hardware", another a $7m deal to provide the Egyptian engineering corps with vehicles.

The council also commissioned British architects, Egyptian engineering experts and local officials to contribute to and oversee the repairs and additions which were carried out in 1924 25 by Kemalettin.

Nafee, born to Egyptian parents, studied engineering at the University of Waterloo and spent time working in Silicon Valley before heading back to Egypt, where he met HoverChat's other co-founders.

Mr. Megahed's legal problems began two years ago on a road trip with Ahmed Mohamed, who, like Mr. Megahed, was Egyptian, Muslim and an engineering student at the University of South Florida.

The underground construction by the Ancient Egyptians was based upon engineering principles represented by the construction angle treatment of the different levels, the required height declination angles and the construction method itself, either by rock digging or stone construction.

Until 1801 he was engaged in extensive research on Egyptian antiquities, gave advice on engineering and diplomatic undertakings, and served for three years as the secretary of the Institut d'Égypte, which Napoleon established in Cairo in 1798.

When, in the late 1980s, Abu Haiba entered Cairo University's engineering school, the Egyptian government was at war with homegrown Islamists in Islamic Jihad and Jemaah Islamiyah and elements of the more moderate Muslim Brotherhood.

In engineering and architecture Egyptians took an early lead, owing largely to the stress they laid on the construction of such elaborate monuments as vast pyramids and temples of granite and sandstone.

Steinberg was referring to a multibillion-euro power turbine deal that the German engineering multinational sealed with the Egyptian government in the week of Sisi's visit.