Sentence examples for engineer familiar with from inspiring English sources

Sneaky public relations tactics aside, an engineer familiar with the new iPhone said it would be fairly different from the iPhone 4 — including on the inside.

The new Chinese addresses are still designed to function through the ICANN-sanctioned system, according to a senior Chinese engineer familiar with the initiative.

One Google engineer familiar with Google X said it was run as mysteriously as the C.I.A. — with two offices, a nondescript one for logistics, on the company's Mountain View campus, and one for robots, in a secret location.

Any CAD designer or engineer familiar with programming tools can maintain the system with a Creative Commons Attribution license and develop extended versions based on the Grasshopper file to assist other treatment purposes.

Controllers tried to recalibrate the instrument in midflight, but "there was a tremendous amount of noise" in the resulting data, says one government engineer familiar with the test results.

The engineer familiar with techniques such as signal flow graphs or bond graphs can clearly visualise discontinuities as breaks (or joins) in power flow between parts of the model.

To engineers familiar with the situation, the request was an easy call.

As engineers familiar with 40 years of nitinol research might have predicted, Mr. McGregor encountered frustrating variations in how forcefully and quickly the material responded under different conditions.

But engineers familiar with the city and with New Zealand's building codes said the structure, the 26-story Hotel Grand Chancellor, had performed up to standards during the quake.

Two engineers familiar with the area around ground zero -- Richard Tomasetti, the president of the Thornton-Tomasetti Group, anDonald Friedmanan, director of preservation at LZA Technology, a division of Thornton-Tomasetti -- explained the seemingly miraculous survival.

Given SRC's rapid hiring, Mr. Stack has asked Keith Boatright, SRC's director of human resources, to introduce personality and character assessments into the hiring process while also expanding the company's recruiting efforts beyond the Springfield area, especially for highly skilled positions like logistics experts or engineers familiar with natural gas power systems.