Sentence examples for engineering used to from inspiring English sources

*An intuitive engineering, used to make and understand tools.

Engineering used to be seen as a boring subject, but the latest technologies offer those coming into the industry a broader avenue of development and research to the traditional computer programming routes as a career path.

"Condemnation" examines the social engineering used to combat crime and the stigma of criminality among industrializing and growing communities of European immigrants in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

The idea of the trial of the three Matrix Churchill directors had been "ridiculous"; he had not known what they were being charged with when he signed his prosecution witness statement; and, as for the term "general engineering", used to describe machine tools destined for Iraq to make weapons, well, "I had to indulge in a fiction, and invite them (the government) to participate in a fiction".

Design and engineering used to focus on materials that behaved isotropically — which is to say, uniformly and predictably.

The current effort represents but one type of integrated STEM instruction, namely technology and engineering used to teach mathematics.

Financial engineering, which used to be the buy-out firms' primary focus, is now out of fashion.

The term human-factors engineering is used to designate equally a body of knowledge, a process, and a profession.

People in the suburb of Inchicore, dominated by the railway engineering works, used to paint their houses to match the trains.

Brimming with pride, he describes the cat-and-mouse game he played with the FBI and the social engineering he used to crack Motorola.

Systems engineering was used to create a functional model of a real plant.