Sentence examples for engineering that help from inspiring English sources

Abhijit Kulkarni, the vice president of research and technology at Advanced Bionics, a cochlear implant company based in Valencia, California, says that scientists at the company benefit from skills in biomedical, electrical, or biomechanical engineering that help researchers translate basic findings into products that change lives.

Lenders use WMPs in some of the financial engineering that helps them to sidestep lending restrictions and capital requirements.

In the run-up to the crisis of 2008, Goldman underwrote billions of dollars of toxic mortgage securities — the sort of irresponsible financial engineering that helped destroy Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers.

"I've got a lot of influence from my dad because he was initially an engineer, but then it was a very big surprise to me that he switched to biology and started doing some kind of engineering that could help biologists or could help people.

The foundational concept component of the flexible engineering degree consist of basic science and engineering subjects that help lay the groundwork for the chosen concentration.

The precision and efficiency of CRISPR allows for the type of complex genetic engineering that could help make biofuels a viable alternative.

For example, the program recognizes research in biology, chemistry, computer science or engineering that could help forensic scientists or crime analysts solve crimes.

The study includes freshwater ice engineering that could help in analyzing and investigating the physical, mechanical, and thermal properties of Ice and Frozen Soil (IFS).

We believe the broad scope of the journal will stimulate discussion of food science beyond its generally accepted parameters to include high impact, high quality research, and engineering that will help shape future directions for food science research as our planet approaches 10 billion people by the year 2050.

The car maker said that it's near a breakthrough in production engineering that could help it put the new tech in production electric vehicles as early as 2020, according to the Wall Street Journal.

On Wednesday, this advance was described in the New England Journal of Medicine as a "feat of genetic engineering" that may help to clear the path for xenotransplantation.