Sentence examples for engineering norms from inspiring English sources
A spectrum analyzer is necessary for quantitative monitoring of low-frequency noise, but there are currently no national testing standards or engineering norms regarding low-frequency railway noise in China or several other countries.
It struck us that these constraints were related to the kinds of problems that the programme of integrating engineering norms, such as standardisation, was intended to overcome in the context of SB.
A common story I hear is how some of the tough courses alumni took here whether it was probability from Terry Fine or computer engineering from Norm Vrana eventually led them to a better solution or deeper understanding of a problem at work.
This can be understood as a massive effort in norm engineering.
When software engineering became the norm, every shop developed its own naming conventions and enforced them with some kind of data dictionary.
As genetic engineering becomes the norm, "the fate of the human face will be increasingly determined by human tastes," he says in a research document.
Healthcare 2030, developed by provincial policy makers and managers, prioritises strengthening and expansion of community based services in line with national PHC Re-engineering, proposing new norms for availability of community health workers, mid-level cadres and supervisory professionals.
His constant experiments in construction -- whether with paper-tube structures or beer cases -- also attest to an irrepressible urge to test the accepted norms of engineering.
This research firstly studied the literatures to explore the drivers' visual ergonomic as well as the optical properties of LED, and investigated the relatively existing norms for engineering vehicle LED signboards.
I thought of Calvino's "Invisible Cities," where such fantastical engineering schemes are the norm.
Harrison and his tour band recorded the album's title track live on a sound stage at A&M in late October, with Norm Kinney engineering the session.
