Sentence examples for electrical engineering division from inspiring English sources
Last month it warned investors of a £35m hit to profits after trading in its mechanical and electrical engineering division deteriorated with analysts now pencilling in a 17% decline in full year profits.
It also blamed continuing "adverse market conditions" in its mechanical and electrical engineering division as well as "further costs increases and delays" in its major building projects division.
Edward Lee, chair of the electrical engineering division at the University of California at Berkeley, notes that in its early years, DARPA's investments in software technology "created a rather thriving research community.
This study explored a modified version of hybrid instruction, referred to as the flexible hybrid format, in a lower division electrical engineering course offered at a large public university.
CHRISTOS H. PAPADIMITRIOU, chairman, computer science division, department of electrical engineering and computer science, University of California, Berkeley.
His father, who is retired, worked in Philadelphia as an electrical engineer and a senior project supervisor at the industrial engineering division of Raytheon, the weapons maker.
The bridegroom received a master's degree in electrical engineering from Cornell and is an electrical engineer in Essex Junction, Vt., for the microelectronics division of I.B.M.
Siemens AG is a German electrical engineering and electronics company, which bought a division of Westinghouse that designs and builds power generators.
His father is a lawyer in the legal department of the building technologies division of Siemens, the German electronics and electrical engineering company; he works in Buffalo Grove, Ill.
In 1952 Mr. Harris accepted a teaching post at Columbia University, where he was professor of electrical engineering in the engineering school and, from 1974 to 1984, the chairman of the division of architectural technology in the graduate school of architecture and planning.
After earning his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Stanford University, Mr. Chang joined Texas Instruments and ended up running its semiconductor division.
