Sentence examples for engineering for both from inspiring English sources
ARMAX models are widely used in identification and are a standard tool in control engineering for both system description and control design.
The book Engineering Properties of Rocks provides expert, up-to-date information on rock mechanics and rock engineering for both the engineering and academic communities.
The aim of this review is to provide an opinion piece on the challenges, current developments, and future directions for cartilage engineering for both applications.
A rib chalcogenide glass waveguide with simultaneous dispersion engineering for both fundamental quasi-TE mode and quasi-TM mode is numerically demonstrated.
The success of genetic engineering, for both commercial and medical applications, will depend on a thorough understanding of gene regulation and the development of new technologies for their implementation.
In this light, EGCG could be a useful lead compound for additional engineering for both viral and autoimmune diseases.
"The economy needs more graduate engineers for both engineering and non-engineering jobs," the study said, despite the lure of a "persistent, sizable wage premium for people holding engineering degrees".
Two case studies illustrate the ability of the prototype to face operational situations in river hydraulics engineering, for which both data quality and quantity are not sufficient for an optimal calibration.
It also reviews the materials system in the larger context of progress to maturity as an engineering material for both the larger nuclear community and broader engineering applications.
The most important change is the switch to a more powerful (263 horsepower) 3.5-liter V-6 engine, said Michael Liubakka, the vehicle engineering manager for both the sedan and wagon.
The model describes the presented experimental results adequately for engineering purposes for both wood and straw feedstock even though conditions for ablative pyrolysis from a reaction engineering point of view are not satisfied.
