Sentence examples for engineering market from inspiring English sources

The move has been expected since Hewlett-Packard acquired Apollo Computer Inc., which makes computer work stations primarily for the engineering market.

A cost analysis is also conducted in which the cost of the innovative columns proposed in this research is compared to those of conventional welded columns currently available in the civil engineering market.

Innovation, superior engineering, market viability and sustainability were distinguishing features of the 2011 winners of the Design Excellence awards, sponsored by the Metal Powder Industries Federation MPIFF) and presented at PowderMet.

The use of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) for artificial bone graft production can meet the increasing demands of the tissue engineering market and provide off-the-shelf, safe and high quality material for grafting procedures.

Alteon hopes that the answer is in a new segment of the high-performance web engineering market that it is calling "server switching," essentially traffic direction and load balancing: This is about intercepting and directing web-based URL traffic to the best available servers located anywhere on the web in order to reduce delivery times for web surfers.

Prellis estimates that because of the need for human tissue and organ replacement alternatives, as well as human tissue for drug discovery and toxicology testing, the global tissue engineering market will reach $94 billion by 2024, up from $23 billion in 2015.

The company used the cash to staff up its engineering, marketing and sales forces.

Should the research, engineering, marketing, and production people be grouped separately in departments for each function?

His career spans 35 years in Silicon Valley in engineering, marketing, and general management.

To date, 31 Fellows have been chosen, coming from all areas of the company, including engineering, marketing, finance and administration.

The sales organization tends to blame the other areas of the organization (engineering, marketing, support, etc). for the own failings.