Sentence examples for engineering trade from inspiring English sources

Another source says it comes from the engineering trade and refers to misshapen bearings, the victims of overheating.

The play, Question Time, is about a Blairite cabinet minister whose father is an old engineering trade unionist.

The premier later apologised to Mr Klaus and, in another apparent effort to appease him, said at a major engineering trade fair that support for the Dalai Lama and Pussy Riot hurt Czech exports, a pragmatic stance that would easily fit a Klaus speech.

Merkel, speaking at a conference of the engineering trade union IG Metall in Karlsruhe, said: "It cannot be that those outside the eurozone who press us again and again for comprehensive action are, at the same time, comprehensively working together to prevent the introduction of a financial transaction tax".

"But the reality in which we are always making approximations and having to navigate an engineering trade off?

The proposed CALSEMP addresses six focus areas identified by the NDIA including systems engineering trade study and design decision methodologies; system integration, assembly, and test analyses modeling; enterprise level supply chain design; electrical, mechanical, and assembly yield modeling; quantitative analyses; and life cycle cost modeling.

The key to its economic success was the diversity of its industrial base, though it has been principally concerned with the metal and engineering trades.

With Bryant, Abdul-Jabbar and Wilt Chamberlain engineering trades that brought them here and Shaquille O'Neal signing as a free agent, the Lakers won 11 titles since 1972, the most by any team since Boston's 11-title run with Bill Russell ended in 1969.

The multiheaded front office, with Duquette and Minaya reporting to ownership, is based on a model the Yankees have had, with Gene Michael evaluating talent and making suggestions on which players to acquire and which ones to retain, and with General Manager Brian Cashman engineering trades, free-agent signings and contract negotiations.

These requirements typically lead to engineering trade-offs, such as a tradeoff between performance and robustness.

"There's always an engineering trade-off between the cost of having a more precise representation and the benefit of the efficiency".