Sentence examples for engineer to determine from inspiring English sources

Accordingly, Mr. Onorato said, the letter-writer should hire an engineer to determine the cause of the problem and to propose a method for eliminating it.

"We need to hire a hydraulic engineer to determine where the sensors should be located, and then do the calculations and figure out, if a rainstorm is expected, should the gates open or close".

City parks officials say the work is part of an investigation undertaken with an independent structural engineer to determine the extent of water damage and plan for further renovation.

The news flash is this: Mr. Patruno, 47, is on noise patrol, talking with an interior decorator and an acoustic engineer to determine the best way to reduce the din.

The property's owner, George Thompson, concerned that the house, on which he relied for rental income, would become associated with tenement filth in the minds of wealthy New Yorkers, invited a sanitary engineer to determine the source of the outbreak.

But he added that before starting litigation, it might be prudent to hire an architect or engineer to determine whether the drain is truly the cause of the problem and, if so, whether the defect is in the design or installation of the drain.

"We brought in engineers to determine the scope of the problem and negotiations between the state and the developer ground to a halt," Mr. Stollow said.

Because of the environmental movement, Public Service spent huge sums for investigations by many scientists & engineers to determine the project's feasibility.

If a specific device is needed, the hospital brings in engineers to determine the feasibility of producing it; once it is deemed practical, the hospital offers the idea to a private company.

Along with air-conditioning, globalization has also helped popularize something called Ashrae 55: a building code created by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, to determine the ideal temperature for large buildings.

Conservators have also used recently developed laser-mapping technology to create a three-dimensional "virtual Adam" that is being used to piece the work back together and also to allow engineers to determine the places within the sculpture that will undergo the most stress when it is standing again.