Sentence examples for engineering comes from inspiring English sources
This is where Opportunity Engineering comes into play.
It's surprising how much of engineering comes back to the fundamentals!
Some professions — engineering comes to mind — embrace a "just the facts, ma'am" approach, rich with statistics but devoid of stories.
The importance of test automation in web engineering comes from the widespread use of web applications and the associated demand for code quality.
A large category of important optimization problems in science and engineering comes down to the famous traveling salesman problem (or to its generalizations).
In others, mutual-fund managers get access to special accounts set up for them exclusively by hedge-fund managers, offering exposure to some of their strategies without all of their leverage.Unfortunately for investors, this financial engineering comes at a price.
Thank you for Ron Vanderhoff's column on genetically engineered seeds and plants ("Is genetic engineering coming to your garden?" The Coastal Gardener, Aug. 19).
More innovative engineering came to the rescue.
Then again, some of the engineering came from captured German rocket scientists, the makers of the V2 that had terrorised London in 1944 and 1945.
As for his own preferences, Dr. Caldeira wrote recently: "My first choice is now 'climate control,' with 'climate engineering' coming in second".
It is implausible to think that students of engineering come to their courses tabula rasa and that their mindset is shaped purely by studying this subject.
