Sentence examples for engineering ideas from inspiring English sources

We should be investigating green engineering ideas like these".

The winning designs make imaginative use of hybrid-drive technology, lightweight materials and a wealth of fresh engineering ideas.

Historically, most scholars have viewed engineering communities in terms of a few features, such as technological innovation, professionalization, social responsibility, and adoption of new engineering ideas and practices.

In that work Ms. Guerin focuses on a movement vocabulary based on the engineering ideas of compression, suspension, torsion and failure.

Thunderbirds rockets and buildings may have been for puppets to fly and live in, but they were well realised, thoughtfully modern and took futuristic architectural and engineering ideas to a very broad, very young audience.

Examining eight methods to reduce or stop global warming, Lomborg and his fellow economists recommend pouring money into researching and developing clean energy sources such as wind, wave, solar and nuclear power, and more work on climate engineering ideas such as "cloud whitening" to reflect the sun's heat back into the outer atmosphere.

I'm hoping that it stays in your mind and comes out again in ways I could never have predicted – as an engineering idea, as a cake, as a hug that you give your dad.

On the other hand they all risk setting off new arms races as other powers struggle not to be left behind.The better way to handle space warfare may be political, rather than technologicalThe best way to protect the satellite fleet is probably the good old-fashioned engineering idea of redundancy.

Unlike previous studies in climate engineering foresight that have narrowly focussed on academic perspectives, a single climate engineering idea and a restricted range of issues, our approach sought to respond to theoretical imperatives for 'broadening out' and 'opening up' research methods applied to highly uncertain and ambiguous topics.

Climate-engineering ideas should be explored.

This paper is largely concerned with research focused on, but not restricted to, aspects of Marine Cloud Brightening (MCB), one of several geo-engineering ideas for reducing the amount of sunlight arriving at the Earth's surface, thereby compensating for global warming resulting from fossil-fuel burning.