Sentence examples for engineering consultancies from inspiring English sources

Then, finally, there is the 1m square feet of public realm that comes with Crossrail: squares, plazas and pedestrianised streets designed mostly by the large engineering consultancies to whom our cities' open spaces are now entrusted.

Such processing is increasingly required by a range of organisations including local government, engineering consultancies and the insurance industry to fulfil statutory requirements and provide professional services.

The report arises from a series of in situ observations and interviews in 12 engineering consultancies in the UK and US over 2 years.

Using the expert yellow pages of Arup, one of the world's leading engineering consultancies, we develop a new approach based on co-word and proximity analysis to map the knowledge and skills of professional services firms.

In engineering consultancies, these structures have been traditionally analysed under the passage of trains at different speeds using planar models, neglecting the contribution of transverse vibration modes and also the flexibility of the elastomeric bearings.

This paper presents financial modelling and analysis for the management of dredged marine sediment using a financial model developed which has the potential to be used as decision support tool by stakeholders in the Sector including Ports, Engineering Consultancies and Regulators.

This is forcing carmakers to invest both in developing electrics and hybrids and in making the conventional engine cleaner.Ricardo, an engineering consultancy, and Sanford C. Bernstein, an investment bank, have crunched a bunch of numbers on the technology race between conventional and green vehicles.

"It's a great piece of engineering and if it can operate efficiently it's impressive," said Bryan Pullman, a UK-based senior mining engineer at international mining and engineering consultancy Golder Associates.

And although a self-driving car does not need to be connected, adding connectivity could help improve safety and efficiency, says Tim Edwards, senior engineer at MIRA, an independent engineering consultancy.

Four years ago, he noticed an increase in openings for traditional engineering jobs, and in 2007 he joined Frazer-Nash, a leading British engineering consultancy company, where he is now a consultant and senior engineer in the electrical control and instrumentation team.

Unfortunately for shareholders in the engineering consultancy group, that direction is down.