Sentence examples for engineering of developing from inspiring English sources
Study will guide in software engineering of developing such system with respect to Internet Technologies.
Two evolutionary mechanisms of mass contingency events are discussed, which are the cognition structure and the social network structure of the vulnerable groups and also the important problem in public security engineering of developing country.
The focus is on key chemical reaction engineering aspects of developing MAGIC processes.
Observed engineering challenges of developing water quality monitoring networks are presented in this paper and appropriate solution approaches are proposed.
The METS technique builds on established tissue engineering accomplishments of developing constructs with GAG composition and compressive properties approaching native cartilage.
Our findings provide a theoretical guide toward the design of high performance solar cells and enrich the understandings of the energy band engineering for developing of novel semiconductor devices.
A technical report with a full description of the care system in twelve small health areas was used for knowledge engineering which consisted of developing and understanding the domain and capturing relevant prior and implicit knowledge from the experts.
This study not only manifests the pivotal roles of dual compositional tuning in MAxFA1−xPb(IyBr1−y)3 perovskites but also highlights the importance of compositional engineering for developing an even more efficient perovskite.
The 11 tribal colleges face similar obstacles, according to Fred Norwood, an engineer who is in the process of developing engineering programs at Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute (SIPI).
DeVries (2011) in Barak (2012) writes: Engineering can differ from technology in that engineering only comprises the profession of developing and producing technology, while the broader concept of technology also relates to the user dimension.
The science of tissue engineering has emerged as a field of great importance, combining the principles of biology and engineering with the goal of developing biological substitutes for human tissues and organs.
