Sentence examples for engineering that were from inspiring English sources

The review identified 17 practices of agile requirements engineering, five challenges traceable to traditional requirements engineering that were overcome by agile requirements engineering, and eight challenges posed by the practice of agile requirements engineering.

Enough to win an award for robotic engineering, that is.

It is marine engineering that is rising to the challenge.

"If I stay here and study engineering, that's four years — so I'd be looking at £50,000 of debt.

Everyone knows intuitively what a feat it was to resume trading on Monday, what a powerful demonstration of will and improvised engineering that was.

Lilliputian though it was, the original cast a shadow over subsequent automotive engineering that was out of proportion to its size.

"You have to get equipment for unrolling them and stretching them — a big piece of engineering that's not been done.

Government funding should focus on courses such as medicine and engineering "that are important to the wellbeing of our society and to our economy," the review says.

Simon, in its statement, derided General Growth's plan as "a complex piece of financial engineering that is so highly conditional as to be illusory".

The manual wind titanium timepiece measures just 8.7 millimeters from top to bottom, a feat of engineering that is as much about watchmaking competence as aesthetics.

I regularly receive e-mail from women in college who want to enter industries, like construction and engineering, that are dominated by men.