Sentence examples for engineering centre from inspiring English sources
One was Google set up an engineering centre.
It is now a small engineering centre, with many agricultural industries.
It also has an engineering centre in Cranfield, Bedfordshire, and a sales and marketing team in Maple Cross, Hertfordshire.
"Around 3,000 kids from around here – from local schools – have come to our engineering centre," says Mr Williams.
The town thrived during the 19th and early 20th centuries as a shipbuilding and heavy engineering centre.
Derby became an engineering centre, and in 1908 Rolls-Royce Ltd. (founded 1906) established its first factory there.
The proximity of iron ore, with lesser deposits of copper, lead, and zinc, influenced the development of Västerås, the capital, and Köping as engineering centres.
An intricate network of autonomous designers and no fewer than ten engineering centres conspired to stretch out the product-development process to four, five and even six years.
Belarus will also seek joint defence enterprises with Kiev "so that the intellectual engineering centres and designers in Ukraine don't go to waste" after their business with Russia ended, Lukashenko recently said.
England is primarily an industrial country, built up during the Industrial Revolution by exploitation of the coalfields and cheap labour, especially in the cotton-textile areas of Lancashire, the woolen-textile areas of Yorkshire, and the coal-mining, metalworking, and engineering centres of the Midlands and the North East.
In addition, it has design centres in California and in France on the Côte d'Azur, and engineering centres in the Detroit area and in Belgium and Thailand.Although Japan remains its biggest single market, sales topped 2m in North America for the first time last year, and in Europe Toyota is passing through the 1m mark, with 5% of the market, after a long period of slow growth.
