Sentence examples for engineering circle from inspiring English sources
In this study, we propose to extend the F-function concept to the chemical engineering circle, especially for high-pressure gas liquid co-current downflow trickle-bed reactors.
According to the dynamic change between atmosphere, engineering construction and frozen soil, this study breaks up the frozen soil engineering system into two circles: the atmospheric engineering circle and the engineering frozen soil circle.
There's also Gerald Wiegert, the American founder of the supercar boutique Vector Motors, and two inventors whose unconventional transmission design (Roumen Antonov) and air-powered engine (Guy Nègre) are controversial within current engineering circles.
Even though much of the water resource planning in India looks anachronistic given what we now know, a large contingent in government and engineering circles still advocates big, highly engineered, concrete-based solutions: large dams and deep reservoirs to generate electricity, urban water and sewer systems like those in the West.
The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19Talk story about repercussions caused in engineering circles bythe collapse of the Takoma Bridge.
Mr. Lovins and the institute are also widely known in architecture and engineering circles as advocates of "green design".
Presently, it is a hot subject in science and engineering circles, and gathering more and more interest.
In engineering circles, notably in the United States, the effective exhaust velocity is widely expressed in units of seconds, which is referred to as specific impulse.
By Mwele Hamburger and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19Talk story about repercussions caused in engineering circles bythe collapse of the Takoma Bridge.
This polyvalence or multifunctionality is currently a hot topic in science and engineering circles and is gathering more and more attention.
ARPA-E, they hoped, would shepherd new energy inventions from the lab to the market, bridging the funding gap that is referred to in engineering circles as the "valley of death".
