Sentence examples for engineering mark from inspiring English sources

West Point graduates left their scientific and engineering mark on America.

How else would you get together a bunch of people whose interests encompass sport (Tom), engineering (Mark), history (Big Boss), comparative religion (Sara) and random celebrity gossip (me)?

Interfacial engineering marks the broadband application of this technique and often necessitates the use of self-assembled monolayers which act as adhesion promoters.

It wants to test subject-knowledge and reasoning ability, starting with economics and engineering, and marking institutions as well as countries.

The worldwide emergence of nanoscale science and engineering was marked by the announcement of the National Nanotechnology Initiative NNIin in January 2000.

This was a period of crucial importance for chemical engineering development, marking a change in emphasis away from applied, process-specific rules-of-thumb to the basic concepts embodied in the conservation laws for mass, momentum, and energy transport.

Provincial newspapers waxed poetic on the wonders of bringing electricity to the last villages of the highlands -- an "epic engineering project" that marked a "major event in the historical progress of Sichuan".

But the mark of engineering is the ability to turn science fiction into reality.

The identity of technical interest between the systems engineer and the final user is usually marked; systems engineering is likely to give special consideration to such qualities as reliability, ease of maintenance, and convenience in operation.

Mr. Dervis was brought into government from the World Bank 16 months ago to deal with the economic crisis, and he has generally been given good marks for engineering the beginnings of a turnaround.

For now, the beginning of Kache.ai's story is tied to Levandowski's past, which is marked by engineering prowess and ingenuity as well as legal and ethical missteps.