Under the terms of its proposed split, which is expected to be completed within 12 months, Timken will spin off its engineered steel arm to create a new publicly traded company with about $1.7 billion in annual sales.
"Utilities have engineers, armed with their spreadsheets," said Steve Utkus, head of Vanguard's Center for Retirement Research.
Ultimately, the new generation of engineer, armed with softer skills and a desire to follow jobs around the world is best placed to reap the rewards of engineering's enduring promise.
MAGUARICHIC, Mexico — In these mountains, where conquistadors once gouged gold from open veins in the mountainside, the hardened gold miner of film lore is giving way to a new breed of prospector: geologists and engineers, armed with sophisticated equipment and millions of investor dollars.
The company was founded in 1984 by a group of scientists and engineers armed with about $80,000 from the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
Workers and engineers armed with up-to-date computer equipment turn out products that more than hold their own against imports, foreign industry executives say.
This mechanism is the basis for the "correction or conversion" of any mutated nucleotide sequences engineered into either arm of the palindrome and the incorporation of "illegitimate recombination" (addition or deletion of nucleotides) events that are commonly observed at the Ori of other RCR biological systems during DNA replication.
The engine was engineered with stud-mounted ball-and-socket rocker arms that were lighter than other designs.
Here, we engineered new MVs by arming MV-Edm tag strain (a V-defective vaccine-lineage strain, MV-Etag) with the P or N, P, and L genes of wild-type MV (MV-P and MV-NPL, respectively).
To test the roles of the linker arms in MMR, we engineered a protease cleavage site into the Mlh1 linker arm domain of baker's yeast Mlh1 Pms1.
