Sentence examples for engineer guy from inspiring English sources

Bill the Engineer Guy reminds us of that today with this video — it's 5 minutes or so of entertainment, and you might just learn a thing or two.

Sub-pixel layouts are something few people consider, but (as the Engineer Guy explains) all those pretty colors you see on your displays are almost always made up of a few tiny monochromatic dots.

I had a vague idea of how they worked (quartz crystal, current, resonance), but this video by The Engineer Guy goes into a little more detail and mentions a few things that are truly interesting.

I always actually wondered how black box recorders worked before the digital age (indeed, I still wonder how many survive crashes), and this great explanation from the Engineer Guy makes a lot of sense.

It reminds me of the Engineer Guy's look at the elegant Selectric typewriter.

I transform from being Gil, to being "that writer/medical device engineer guy that I know in California".

"The structure was so overbuilt that parts of it can be removed to bring light down below," said Mr. Holl, who consulted with the engineers Guy Nordenson and HNTB of New York as well as the landscape designers Hargreaves Associates.

A member of Puente Hills's team of waste engineers, guys with hard hats and clipboards who plot out each day of garbage burial with the same care and planning once lavished on an Egyptian mummy's tomb, glances one morning at a section of new fill and says, "Oh, look at that perfect edge that's Big Mike's work.

The design at present has an awkward top that comes partly from David Childs's early schemes for a symmetrical crown, partly from Libeskind's designs for an asymmetrical spire, and partly from the engineer Guy Nordenson, who conceived the structural system of cables that surround a windmill farm.

Based on a two-year research project by the engineer Guy Nordenson, the landscape architect Catherine Seavitt and the architect Adam Yarinsky, it builds on recent municipal efforts to create a greener New York, from bike lanes to the construction of the new Brooklyn Bridge Park.

According to engineer Guy Fixsen, "We weren't allowed to listen while either of them were doing a vocal.