Sentence examples for engineering funding from inspiring English sources

The planning, engineering, funding and building that would be required to straighten tracks within city limits would be even more challenging.

"Stand With Science has drafted a letter to the members of Congress, urging them to maintain science and engineering funding as a national priority," says Samuel Brinton, one of the Stand With Science founders.

Using panel data from 1980 to 2001, our econometric estimators reveal evidence of history dependence for successful technology transfer to occur although faculty quality, size and orientation of science and engineering funding and commercial capability were also found to be predictors of university spinoff activity.

This was GRC's fourth annual meeting and included representatives from 56 science and engineering funding agencies from around the world.

Canada's government science and engineering funding agency created the University Faculty Awards UFAA) program in 1998 to encourage Canadian universities to appoint promising women and aboriginal researchers to tenure-track or tenured positions in the natural sciences and engineering (NSE).

If all goes well and there are no delays in engineering, funding, or planning, Mars 2020 should launch in the eponymous year, and arrive at its destination in February of 2021.

Cranfield's world-class MSc programme in motorsport engineering, funded under the EPSRC Masters Training Packages initiative, has been developed in partnership with the motorsport sector through the course steering committee.

SUNRiSE (Summer Undergraduate Research in Science and Engineering) funds summer research opportunities in the areas of X-ray and accelerator sciences, materials science and mechanical engineering for pre-selected undergraduate students from primarily undergraduate institutions and minority serving institutions.

The Smith Institute is the Faraday Partnership for industrial mathematics and system engineering, funded jointly by DTI and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.

Coincidentally, later this month NSF hopes to name its first six "distinguished teaching scholars," a new 4-year, $300,000 award that, unlike the Hughes professors, is open to faculty across all institutions and all fields of science and engineering funded by NSF.

The Cohen Translational Engineering fund, available to Whiting School of Engineering faculty and made possible by a generous commitment from Neil Cohen '83 and his wife, Sherry, is aimed at providing faculty with the critical early funding needed to focus on the first steps of translation.