Sentence examples for engineering capacity from inspiring English sources

Since joining engineering consultancy WSP in 2010, I've been encouraged to develop professionally and personally in an engineering capacity and as part of the WSP community.

Each country could set Iran back militarily, but neither could destroy Iran's skill or technical and engineering capacity to develop nuclear weapons.

At the same time Airbus's engineering capacity is under strain from development work on the long-haul A350, a rival to Boeing's 787 Dreamliner.

Many commenters objected to the concept that training a worker should be considered a cost, emphasizing that the additional engineering capacity would provide for more output, and presumably more profit, at some point in the future.

Over the past year Liberty House, and Simec have bought extensive interests in power generation, steel production and engineering capacity across the UK, including the 393MW Uskmouth Power Station at Newport.

Mastery of the techniques required is not beyond Iran's engineering capacity.Western intelligence agencies used to reckon that Iran had suspended work on weaponisation in 2004.

He was employed at NL Industries for 34 years where he served in both Management and Engineering capacities.

"The engineering capacities here are higher than in India or China, so Brazil should be positioning itself as the leading country for that niche," Mr. Stricker said.

The new funding will be used towards the construction of a full-scale rapid prototyping shop, the hiring of a global sales force, greater retail distribution, 24-hour design and engineering capacities, and added interactive collaboration tools.

Whilst most of these concerns are related to other fields of engineering, the capacity of robots to turn into ethical agents puts forth another set of moral questions, such as those related to the rights and responsibilities of robots [86].

Finally, this study also might give support to the possibility to improve chilling tolerance in this monocot tropical fruit by engineering its capacity to over accumulate GB, in a similar way as it has been achieved in maize [64], rice [28,31], and more recently in sweet potato [65].