Sentence examples for engineering whiz from inspiring English sources

BOB KARPEL, 57, is a tinkerer and a good Samaritan and an engineering whiz.

Maybe the engineering whiz will wind up brewing cider, not because he has to but because he finds it challenging.

Engineering whiz kids from Shockley's San Antonio Road firm, Shockley Semiconductor Laboratory, would eventually break away to form the archetypal Valley startup, Fairchild Semiconductor, in 1957.

The most powerful person in the business, David Sarnoff, of NBC, thought of himself as an engineering whiz and electronics tycoon, and believed that the main economic purpose of his network was to generate demand for the television sets he manufactured.

Ben Heck, the engineering whiz who makes genuinely useful stuff for the lot of us, has a new device that may interest you Android fans in the crowd.

It was co-founded by ex-banker Robert Reffkin and Ori Allon, and Allon is an engineering whiz who had built and sold search businesses to Google and then Twitter (respectively helping each of them build foundational search algorithms). .

And he wants to capitalize on France's strength as a producer of math and engineering whizzes.

The difference reflects the chasm that has separated mainstream America from Silicon Valley ever since the late 1960s, when a group of underpaid engineering whizzes broke away from Fairchild Semiconductor.

FOR sheer engineering gee-whiz, the American transcontinental railroad of the 19th century ranks with the Great Wall of China, the Pyramids of Giza and the Panama Canal.

So, in April 1967, Mr. Meyers and his co-rider, Ted Mangels, an engineering and logistical whiz, got into Old Red with 65 gallons of gasoline, most of it in plastic jugs, and set out from Tijuana for a nonstop run to La Paz.

But even with all the gee-whiz engineering underneath the buildings and the parks, it's what's happening above grade that counts most for urban living.