Sentence examples for engineering handbooks from inspiring English sources

Human experts frequently employ heuristic rules, or "rules of thumb," in addition to simple production rules, such as those gleaned from engineering handbooks.

Suitable power function coefficients are obtained from cost engineering handbooks, field experts, and company quotations.

Recently several engineering handbooks have described detailed domain knowledge by organizing the knowledge into categories, sections, and chapters with indices in the appendix.

The non-wetting nature of the reinforcements with the liquid aluminum warrants mixing parameters different from those prescribed in chemical engineering handbooks.

Third party data, from engineering handbooks, is out of date and is not representative of modern grades of material and tooling.

Engineering handbooks outline how this is to be done and some countries require that the method be applied to estimating the peak ground acceleration (PGA) for which the built environment must be designed.

Some may have ripped up the engineering handbook and forgotten to search for a problem to solve in the first place (did we really need a bot to tweet Craig David lyrics?), but in each submission there was an admirable level of ingenuity and enthusiasm and a genuine passion for learning.

The most widely used method is subsidence engineering handbook (SEH) for predicting subsidence based on the graphical solutions (Anon. 1975).

Traffic engineering handbook, Washington, DC: Institute of Transportation Engineers], the dilemma zone for an intersection is a specific road segment, prior to the intersection in which a vehicle approaching the intersection during the yellow phase can neither safely clear the intersection, nor stop comfortably at the stop line.

The company also pulled every trick in the financial-engineering handbook.

Engineering design handbooks and research studies provide conditions for safe and correct design of a pedestrian crossing [5, 7, 11, 16].