Sentence examples for engineering seriously from inspiring English sources
However, little investigation of this issue restricts its applications in the engineering seriously.
While startups are sexy, DreamWorks Animation says it has the budget and the chops to keep advanced engineers engaged and well-compensated — this seems to partly be a bid to make sure that people know the company takes its engineering arm seriously.
Singer may be a fine fellow but ValueAct has a supporting role in the horror show that is Canadian pharmaceutical firm Valeant, a demonstration of how financial engineering can go seriously wrong when applied to an industry that runs on long-term investment.
In 1900, four engineering officers were seriously injured while disassembling a pipe to repair it.
Ducky isn't just a pretty voice, though she's a wizard in the studio with a degree in audio engineering from NYU (seriously), and the girl's got a back catalogue of self-produced mixtapes and EPs you can dig up on her Bandcamp.
The few extant in silico genetic engineering strategies are seriously hampered by the scarcity of realistic dynamic models of gene regulatory and metabolic networks.
As Partridge points out, the Crick's reputation for innovation has already been cemented through some seriously smart engineering.
It's a huge question because we are falling behind in several different areas, and other countries take science and engineering education much more seriously than we do.
New engineering curricula need to seriously incorporate ecological knowledge as a resource rather than a burden, highlighting, for example, the strategic value of key habitats that act as natural solutions to reducing risk and vulnerability.
The confinement system involves some seriously challenging engineering – it's designed to withstand a magnitude 6 earthquake, a Category 3 tornado and temperature extremes ranging from -43C to +45C.
But the LEGO candy dispenser, a contraption made with some seriously cool engineering (and sugar!) is pretty unique.
