Sentence examples for engineering-related issues from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, transportation experts paid more attention to traffic engineering-related issues, such as traffic configuration, the number of intersections and connectivity of local roads, highways, railways and other transportation infrastructure [19].
Rip current is quite common in coastal zone and plays a key role in coastal engineering related issues, for example, nearshore pollutants transport and coastal morphology.
The contemporary food supply chain (FSC) should adequately provide information that consumers and other concerned bodies need to know such as variety of the food attributes, country of origin, animal welfare, and genetic engineering related issues.
* Meets the need for engineering-related ethics study* Elaborates four fundamental ethical responsibilities of engineers* Discusses eighteen case studies of ethical issues in ten engineering fields* Identifies resources and options for ethically responsible engineering practice* Provides discussion questions for each case.
Nikko said it would try to sell Powell Duffryn's engineering-related businesses units.
students, not just the engineering-related ones like Engineering Physics and Engineering Biology.
The ICE's latest figures show a 26% increase in female members between 2007 and 2013, which suggests that the issue at large is no longer retaining the female portion of the workforce but rather identifying why we find it so hard to get young people, especially women, interested in an engineering-related career.
The Ph.D. is offered by sixteen engineering-related graduate fields.
The challenges in heart muscle engineering include cell related issues (such as scale up in a short timeframe, efficiency of cell seeding or cell survival rate, and immune rejection), the design and fabrication of myocardial tissue engineering substrates, and the engineering of tissue constructs in vitro and in vivo.
Graduates are well-prepared for careers focused on engineering solutions to energy-related issues.
Thus far the U.S. government has lacked the will to marshal enough engineering talent to crack energy-related issues.
