Sentence examples for engineering traditions from inspiring English sources

ARM was uniquely created from the fusion of two world-class academic engineering traditions: the computing architecture school at Manchester University descending from Alan Turing and the first stored-program electronic computers, and the brilliant but more eclectic and entrepreneurial school at Cambridge.

Kapitza was a physicist and wasn't tied with cryogenics engineering traditions.

Efficiency in general use may be quantified; in engineering traditions, it is quantified, almost without exception.

Agricultural engineering traditions feed this debate with notions such as agricultural yield gaps and low water use efficiencies that draw attention to potential improvements.

They reflect an intellectual approach, which stemmed largely from 18th century French engineering tradition, and was still common among engineers of the pre-computer era.

The Ayrshire town of Kilmarnock had a proud engineering tradition, and when a vacancy occurred in advance of the 1979 general election, the candidacy was within the gift of the AEU, who put forward McKelvey.

It's vast, like a mini Stansted airport, and with the same space-frame roof that Lord Foster used – Foster being one of the authors of high-tech, the architectural style of the Olympic stadium, which emerged from Britain's great engineering tradition, itself a product of the industrial revolution.

"It's their strong entrepreneurial spirit, which Isee tied to their strong engineering tradition.

Water resources management has a strong engineering tradition based on controlling environmental problems with technical solutions.

For tech hubs to thrive, a city or region needs a nearby university, with a strong research and engineering tradition, providing a constant supply of skilled graduates.

The coastal engineering tradition emerged from the need to address real issues, such as erosion, flooding, reclamation, navigation, and harbor development.