His proudest engineering moment was building Argentina's first mobile network, "the fastest-built in the world," he says.But his most enduring achievement is likely to be M-PESA, a pioneering service that enables Safaricom's customers to send money to each other by text message.
Unfortunately, by engineering this moment with Maurice instead of the two children Victorine abandoned, Texier protects her heroine from the challenge that would define her as a character.
To analyze the effect of basic variable on output of the structure or system in reliability engineering, two moment-independent importance measures of the basic variable are proposed respectively on the failure probability and distribution function of the output.
A reality show like "Jersey Shore" attracts a different audience than a guys-high-fiving dramedy like "Men of a Certain Age" or a mockumentary sitcom like "Modern Family" or "The Office" — yet they all plan for unplanned moments, engineering scenarios that feel like life minus all the boring parts.
A reality show like "Jersey Shore" attracts a different audience than a guys-high-fiving dramedy like "Men of a Certain Age" or a mockumentary sitcom like "Modern Family" or "The Office"—yet they all plan for unplanned moments, engineering scenarios that feel like life minus all the boring parts.
For Alex Hattori, a rising senior studying mechanical engineering, a pivotal moment came during his Campus Preview Weekend as he was browsing The Coop, MIT's bookstore.
As the parallel orientation of differentiated myoblasts or myotubes, respectively, is one of the most important properties of a suitable matrix, we conclude that orientated nanofibres composed of collagen-I may be the most promising matrix for muscle tissue engineering at the moment.
The conventional eddy viscosity modelling is applied to model the second moments for engineering applications.
Advocates for techniques like assisted evolution and genetic engineering argue that the moment for being hands off has passed.
Why was that?" There are numerous repetitions and mangled metaphors throughout the text; a particularly exuberant moment of engineering success is compared to "getting a hole in one from 40 feet away".
