Sentence examples for engineers and modeling from inspiring English sources
"It's really shortsighted not to care about the candidate experience when the market is superhot for the talent we're looking for," such as software engineers and modeling experts, said Amelia Merrill, vice president of talent acquisition, employee engagement and HR operations at RMS, which has received Candidate Experience Awards both in North America and the UK.
Both work in a 3-dimensional (3D) world the engineer designing and modeling physical products, and the orthodontist diagnosing and treating patients.
Officially the Grand Boulevard and Concourse, it was conceived by a French civil engineer and modeled after the Champs-Élysées in Paris as a scenic path for the wealthy to get from Manhattan to the large parks of the Bronx.
In Newsweek, Leah McGrath Goodman cast Dorian Satoshi Nakamoto — a sixty-four-year-old engineer and model-train buff, living in a suburban house in Temple City, California — as the secret genius who set Bitcoin rolling.
In 1971, Paul MacCready, a champion glider pilot, aeronautical engineer, and model-airplane enthusiast, founded AeroVironment, in Southern California, with the idea of using aerospace technology and design to solve environmental problems.
The sedimentary architecture of the Tertiary Niger Delta silici-clastic (Akata-Agbada) petroleum system is usually overprinted by late diagenesis resulting in intrinsic complexities which poses major problems to explorationist and petroleum engineers in modeling these systems.
It will also guide analysts and engineers when modelling industrial applications to select appropriate calibration methods and procedures, and to identify critical parameters for specific applications.
Diagrammatic visual languages can increase the ability of engineers to model and understand complex systems.
Second, there is no relevant interface model in SE with which engineers can model and check system interoperability requirements.
Improved knowledge on faults and hydrocarbon seal put pressure on geologists and reservoir engineers doing reservoir modeling.
They are epistemological metaphors required by experimentalists to measure neural activity and by engineers to model brain functions.
