Sentence examples for engineering principals from inspiring English sources

The Aquaculture Short Course reviews the basic engineering principals behind a successful recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) design.

In short, biomechanical engineering is the combined use of mechanical engineering principals and biological knowledge to better understand how these areas intersect and how they can be used together to potentially improve peoples' quality of life.

As a result, tissue engineering principals are now starting to be applied to regenerate the osteochondral unit.

In a society where lightning fast advances in science, technology, and engineering permeate our daily lives, it behooves professionals in areas as diverse as law, public policy, architecture, business, and finance to have a solid grounding in problem solving and engineering principals.

JawsModel4 uses engineering principals to describe and predict the biomechanics of the anterior jaw linkages during fish feeding [ 30].

Under Harlan Anderson (Vice President of Engineering), principal architect Gordon Bell led a team, including Kotok as an assistant logic designer, which developed the first commercial time-sharing computer, the PDP-6, designed and delivered in 1963 1964.

Conventional terminologies or titles used to describe technical personnel in order of seniority are typically as follows: intern, designer, technician, trainer, engineer, principal engineer, engineering supervisor, engineering manager, director of engineering, V.P. engineering.

These forming limit diagrams (FLDs) plot either the limiting in-plane principal engineering strains, e1P versus e2P, or the major in-plane and thickness strains, e1P versus e3P.

After a general discussion of the NVH problems in automotive engineering, some principal passive and active measures are described.

A group led by Robert Shepherd, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and principal investigator of Organic Robotics Lab, has published a paper describing how stretchable optical waveguides act as curvature, elongation and force sensors in a soft robotic hand.

Please contact me thru the Alumni or the Muddy if you too were there on Day 1. Themistoklis Sapsis PhD '11, associate professor of mechanical and ocean engineering and principal investigator at MIT's Stochastic Analysis and Nonlinear Dynamics (SAND) lab is hoping to improve our ability to predict extreme events like hurricanes.