At my table, an elderly Helmandi engineer described how awful things were in his region — families killed in coalition airstrikes, villages overrun by the Taliban.
Zaki Bey el Dessouki, an elderly, wealthy engineer, and Hatim Rasheed, elegant homosexual editor of a French-language paper, bemoan the decay of Cairo's pre-revolutionary culture, manners and sophistication.
His main asset is Bill Henderson, a veteran bit player who shines here in the somewhat stereotypical role of a wise, elderly black sound engineer who instructs Chris in the ways of love.
Both companies offered vague commitments about robots doing household chores and assisting the elderly, but their engineers admitted that the robots faced challenges in moving from the garage to the living room.
He plugged Ms. Jacobsen into a network of elderly scientists, pilots, engineers and other witnesses who had firsthand accounts of Area 51 and its surroundings, a test range located in southern Nevada.
But the building, like so many other elderly edifices at Sellafield, is crumbling and engineers now face the headache of dealing with its lethal contents.
From researchers and engineers to children and retired elderly, everyone uses the WWW for a variety of needs.
Telomerase expression in vascular cells isolated from elderly patients enabled the successful culture of engineered autologous blood vessels.
Highway engineers call this phenomenon halation and elderly drivers, now estimated to represent nearly a fifth of all Americans on the road, are most susceptible to the effect.
