Sentence examples for engineering because of the from inspiring English sources
Legal education has become more attractive today than even engineering because of the new kind of litigation in the corporate sector, for example, IT law and corporate law.
Lighting purpose organic light-emitting devices need special engineering because of the high electrical and thermal requirements of the operation.
There are huge potential applications of 3-D braided composite in aerospace engineering because of the non-delamination feature of the composite under impact loading.
Surface chemistries falling within this range are, however, a perplexingly difficult target for surface engineering because of the critical balance that must be struck between hydrophobicity and hydrophilicity.
The amniotic membrane (AM) has been widely used in the field of tissue engineering because of the favorable biological properties for scaffolding material.
Fibrous scaffolds are promising for tissue engineering because of the high surface area and fibrous features mimicking the extracellular matrix in vivo.
The interchange is considered by Popular Mechanics as one of "The World's 18 Strangest Roadways", calling it a "labyrinth of lanes" and a "five-level marvel of engineering" because of its height, the number of its bridges and other unusual design and construction features.
Polymer surface segregation plays an important role in materials engineering because the size of the polymer chain means that surfaces can have properties significantly different from the bulk of the film.
"She sees cars in a different way than most automotive executives," who, he said, are sometimes blind "because of the engineering bias associated with what they do".
Cast iron is still occupying a unique position among the engineering materials because of the combination of their low cost and engineering versatility.
Ceramic materials are a group of inorganic oxides and salts used in bone tissue engineering because of their similarity to the mineral component of bone in the case of calcium phosphate or because of their capacity of strength bonding to osseous tissues in the case of bioglasses [ 117].
