Sentence examples for engineering word from inspiring English sources

The study estimates average student vocabulary knowledge to cover only half the General Service Word List, and less than half of a foundation engineering word list – way below the level necessary for effective reading.

The evolution of information systems from MRP to ERP and from CAD to PLM may require a new approach based on a holistic view or, in engineering words, on system thinking.

In structural engineering, the word "complex" is often employed to define something that is difficult to understand or to solve.

It is also interesting that the word "engineering" appears in the document only twice, and not at all in the section on science – as a chemical engineer, that seems to me rather remiss.

There seems to be a need to develop a glossary of corpus-based engineering vocabulary or word list to meet the needs of these engineering students.

Thalmic is co-founded by three graduates of the University of Waterloo's mechatronics (yes, that's a real word) engineering program, including Matthew Bailey, Aaron Grant and Stephen Lake.

This paper reports research on using an open-source extraction tool General architecture for text engineering (GATE) and word split software from the Institute of Computing Technology and Chinese lexical analysis system (ICTCLAS) to assist the expert in acquiring and marking of feature word groups from the abstracts and claims of the patents on Large Aperture Optical Elements.

Conservatives love their word engineering for inheritance taxes, reframing them as "Death Taxes".

It is time to fight back with word engineering that reframes the tax breaks to wealthy inheritors as welfare for the rich and the tax on inheritances as a dynasty tax that makes it a little bit more difficult to build a multi-generational dynasty that gets a massive advantage just for being born.

In the 1970s Mr. Seracini, who runs the Center of Interdisciplinary Science for Art, Architecture and Archaeology at the University of California, San Diego, and is a professor at its school of engineering, noticed the words "cerca trova" — "seek and you shall find" — painted on a battle standard in Vasari's fresco, a tantalizing clue that first piqued his interest.

Several terms—such as concurrent, simultaneous, group worked, process oriented, feature driven, object oriented, project based, behavior based, parametric, and contextual are applied as attributes to the words engineering, design, and modeling.