Sentence examples for engineering committee from inspiring English sources
Dr. Jim Diamond, a retired pediatrician who is chairman of the Sierra Club's national genetic engineering committee, sees trees as a bastion of the natural world.
If you put together an engineering committee to develop a highly flexible, evolvable system, it would never have anything like the performance of the DNA-based living systems in being able to adapt to so many niches in the environment.
OLB meeting minutes during this time reveal that the engineering committee raised concerns about the Corps' preferred cheaper gates option.
Alongside traditional engineering committees and design-based standards are new and innovative projects ranging from quality and environmental management to standards for the service industry and most recently, for personnel certification programs.
"I have seen all kinds of proposals," said James Fleming, author of "Fixing the Sky: The Checkered History of Weather and Climate Control" and a member of the National Academy geo-engineering committee.
It created an engineering promotion committee to ensure no one is overlooked.
In the engineering school, a committee duly worked up some ideas about undergraduate tuition, but the faculty voted not to adopt them.
The new system was tested on Oct. 23, when Mr. Woychowski and Mark Reuss, the company's new head of global engineering, asked the committee for a three-month delay in introducing the Chevrolet Cruze compact car.
That's the blunt message that a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine committee on reforming federal regulation of U.S. research sent today to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and other government agencies.
David Hulse, chairman of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions' national shipbuilding committee, called it "a devastating day for the U.K. shipbuilding industry".
In a speech to the Aero Club of Washington, an aviation group, Mr. Mineta announced that he was naming John J. Hamre, a former under secretary of defense, to lead a research, engineering and development advisory committee.
