Sentence examples for engineering achieved from inspiring English sources

Such sciences as physics, chemistry, biology, and engineering achieved a recognized place in curricula, and by the early 20th century the newer disciplines of economics, political science, psychology, and sociology were also taught.

This chapter also aims to highlight the endeavors and advances in plant and animal genetic engineering achieved through the use of modern biotechnological approaches.

We showed that our segment LSTM model, with only word embedding feature and no manual feature engineering, achieved a micro-averaged f-measure of 0.661 for classifying medical problem-treatment relations, 0.800 for medical problem-test relations, and 0.683 for medical problem-medical problem relations.

The Framework (2012) "stresses the importance of developing students' knowledge of how science and engineering achieve their ends while also strengthening their competency with related practices".

Further, this study demonstrates that electrospun scaffolds are a promising material for meniscus tissue engineering, achieving comparable or superior integration compared with native tissue.

The Framework (NRC, [2012]) 'stresses the importance of developing students' knowledge of how science and engineering achieve their ends while also strengthening their competency with related practices' (p 41) so as to 'help students become more critical consumers of scientific information' (p 41).

With Maggie Aderin-Pocock appearing alongside Robert Winston, the annual week-long celebration of science, engineering and technology achieved gender parity for the second year running, an astounding feat.

Ligament tissue engineering has achieved much progress in recent years and many potential tissue-engineered ligaments used for ligament regeneration have been reported.

Although the shell engineering is achieved by a chemical method in this study, we suggest that an integration of coating technology with genetic engineering could endow the living cells with the ability of synthesis spontaneously the functional shells to encapsulate themselves.

There's no architectural finger-wagging; like the engineering innovations (achieved thanks to Ove Arup & Partners) that keep the tilted oval from tipping over, the ecological technologies are invisible, not tacked-on as a reminder of the building's virtue.

The Mullaperiyar dam, which diverted water from the southern state of Kerala to neighbouring Tamil Nadu, was built in the late 1800s, and was considered at the time to be one of the most extraordinary feats of engineering ever achieved.