Sentence examples for engineering to master from inspiring English sources

Thus, this exercise can help undergraduate students of chemical engineering to master the complex issues involved in chemical equilibrium calculations, offering them an opportunity to practice the application of modern numerical problem-solving tools for reacting systems.

One of the principle means used in system engineering to master complexity consists, as we have seen, of "dividing and ruling", i.e. cutting the system into a number of subsets or subsystems that may then be designed and developed separately from each other, before being integrated with one another by the system engineering.

Today, Cox teaches chemical engineering and specialist courses in food engineering to master's degree students.

The band engineering tools to master these phenomena and the physical implications in other domains are briefly reviewed.

Similarly, by allowing engineering students to master large amounts of biological data in the context of creating a model, we give them a much more accessible introduction to biology that does not overwhelm them with detail.

The upgradability of the system depends on the ability of the engineers (at the time of designing the upgrade) to master the engineering data of the system and make changes.

The findings and preliminary conclusions suggest that as the market opens, innovative efforts tend to be more specialized, and there is an attempt to master production engineering faster, and to make adaptations when this is required to increase exports.

The Selling of Atom Secrets Investigators say a Pakistani scientist's black market sold the hard-to-master engineering data needed to make nuclear weapons.

Dr. Eagle graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, a master's degree in Management Science and Engineering, and a master's in Electrical Engineering.

He graduated from Virginia Polytechnic University and received two graduate degrees in ceramic engineering, a master's from the University of Illinois and a Ph.D. from Rutgers University.

Even alongside those feats of engineering, the master plan for Masdar City, created by the London architect Norman Foster, looks audacious.