Sentence examples for engineering means from inspiring English sources

"Engineering means to create new things," Mr. Sobek said.

Also, the current shortage of women in engineering means there aren't enough female role models for them to aspire to".

A broad comparison of this sort also brings out the artistic ends to which the new engineering means were applied.

Genetic engineering means that drug development is poised to follow the same learning curve of the digital world, to "accelerate in performance while it drops in price".

AS THE pace of climate change accelerates, energy experts have been scrambling to find ways to limit greenhouse-gas emissions through engineering means.

Indeed, the new biofuels may be even better than petrol, for genetic engineering means the process of fermentation can now turn out a wide range of pure chemicals that burn very nicely indeed.

Pamuk says he went through childhood being told he had a talent for painting, but the family tradition in engineering meant "that only things like engineering and mathematics counted.

After a string of failures, Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield last year said that the difficulties of aerospace engineering meant it was inevitable that at some point a Virgin Galactic craft would crash.

There's a lot of industrial history in the steel truss bridge, built in 1888 and billed as the longest bridge in the world, a monument of engineering meant to last forever.

Engineering meant Brunel, Stephenson and the heroes of yesteryear, rather than the cutting-edge and energy-efficient technology that is today being developed in the labs of companies such as Rolls-Royce (currently working on energy efficient "open rotor" engines which may decrease greenhouse gases from aviation by a third).

This article proposes an approach called "holistic security requirement engineering" meant to elicit security requirements according to system-theoretic considerations.