Sentence examples for engineering hours from inspiring English sources

Harper suggests solutions for fixing some of Twitter's most obvious vulnerabilities – fixes she says would require very few engineering hours on the inside but that would offer significant and immediate benefits to users in terms of security, privacy and usability.

"Simulation has the opportunity to minimize the danger of real-world training and testing while allowing companies to focus their dollars and engineering hours on what matters most: building a car that can drive itself.

It's the first startup for the four college buddy co-founders: Drake Rehfeld, Alex Pareto, Jackson Berry and Zac Denham, though between them they've also clocked up engineering hours working for Snapchat, Facebook and Team 10.

It is important to know when each project is done, with project's number, client's name, project's name, description, type, scope and range, total installed cost, total equipment cost, home office hours, total engineering hours, piping hours, and line number count.

Made to communicate – 28 days autonomy, 7 hours communication – State of the art acoustic – Unique combination of Sound processing and mechanical acoustic chamber design – To ensure the best reception possible, TAG Heuer optimized through 5 prototypes and over 200 engineering hours the sensitivity of the antenna.

Google's insistence on building social (and hence Google+) into all of its products, largely driven by the project's head Vic Gundotra, was one step too far and after Gundotra's exit in early 2014, it probably spent as many engineering hours on removing all of its Google+ integrations as it did on building them in the first place.

While tools like Chef and Puppet have been designed to automate these processes, they require many engineering worker hours to create and maintain.

Therefore the contractor needs to ensure engineering man-hours (MH) in order to estimate project costs accurately as well as carry out the accepted orders.

The combined use of computations, experiments and high-strain-rate material characterization has, in many cases, supplemented the data achievable by experiments alone at considerable savings in both cost and engineering man-hours.

Looking at the vintage aircraft, you can't help but feel amazed on multiple fronts: at the scope of the ambition; at the sophisticated feats of engineering; at the hours of combat and suffering once associated with such polished mechanisms.

This special imagines the engineering crew's final hours.