Sentence examples for engineers and other technical from inspiring English sources
Affan told me that the group's preponderance of doctors, engineers, and other technical people contributed to the lack of creativity and strategic thinking.
Production of the site will shift to New York, though some engineers and other technical employees will stay in Washington State, where NBC will set up what it calls the NBC News Innovation Center.
The survey used a questionnaire consisting of 35 questions directed to managers, engineers, and other technical staff of the plants.
In some fields--hydrogen technology, for instance--scientists are finding plenty of opportunities, whereas in others--such as wind--most of the jobs appear to be going to engineers and other technical and nontechnical types.
While tensions between technical and management functions in organisations have long been recognised, very little research examines this relationship empirically in light of the emergence of project management as an (apparently) attractive career route for engineers and other technical specialists.
"As an audience," said Christine Chariton, the senior director of marketing at GlobalSpec, "engineers and other technical professionals have many common traits: They are problem solvers, they like to be challenged, they enjoy tinkering with products and designs to make them better, and they are continually looking to be educated and build their knowledge base.
Military engineers, artillerymen, and other technical officers were trained at the École Polytechnique, an engineering school that was founded in 1794.
Throughout most of its history Saint-Cyr prepared officers for the infantry and cavalry and for staff positions within those services, while the École Polytechnique in Paris trained engineers, artillerymen, and other technical officers.
A survey of 82 construction firms in Turkey is undertaken using a questionnaire of 54 questions directed to managers, engineers, architects, and other technical staff.
He pointed out that oil price was the only random variable in almost all the real option models and empirical studies, and other technical factors are assumed to be constant which could be obtained from engineers before the evaluation.
Thomas Martin, a top safety engineer in the FAA's commercial space office, also complained to investigators, saying that he and other technical staff were often overruled by managers when they questioned Scaled's operations.
