Sentence examples for engineering credits from inspiring English sources

John Cale is listed on the engineering credits of Two Suns Worth, the LP to from where this song comes.

The engineers for this session were Ai Fujisaki and Justin Hamilton, with additional engineering credited to Marc Arnold.

But Frederick Terman, the Stanford dean of engineering credited with transforming the school into a locus of power within the tech industry, had a couple key insights.

As part of promoting smart education along with active learning at a collegewide level, our college has introduced a system where students can gain practical engineering credit points through extracurricular activities.

Young women do not enroll in engineering-related secondary school courses at the same rates as young men, according to the 2018 National Science Foundation Science and Engineering Indicators Report: About two and a half times (21percentt) as many male students earned engineering and technology credits in high school as compared to female (eight percent).

Then there's the wasteland of social engineering tax credits that have been haphazardly stacked in our tax code for decades.

I have seen accounting, finance, economics and engineering courses credited toward the math requirement.

The government has pushed up interest rates and set limits on bank lending, deliberately engineering a credit crunch with the goal of slowing inflation as well as making it harder for speculators to borrow money.

This raises the question whether companies can argue such tools are just engineering when credit fraud and terrorism operate so differently.

In the banking world of credit risk and credit engineering, strategic real options can be useful in setting up different options strategies and credit portfolios with different baskets of instruments to hedge certain types of risks, to evaluate each of the pathways or instrument combinations to determine the optimal and best strategy to execute.

As part of credit risk analysis and credit engineering, the general underlying principles of risk analysis remain the same as in general business risk.