Sentence examples for engineers because it from inspiring English sources

Local scour downstream of sluice gates in erosive beds is one of the main concerns of hydraulic engineers because it can cause considerable damage to structures.

In this context, the general approach of directed self-assembly (DSA) seems to be favoured by a high number of scientists and engineers because it uses natural properties and top-down methods to create nanostructures already positioned and organised.

The designed SVMs model is resourceful for materials scientists and engineers, because it can be used to qualitatively assess different nanocomposite mechanical responses associated with different combinations of the formulation, processing, and environmental conditions.

California drew businesses and companies, drew artists and entrepreneurs, drew innovators and engineers because it offered a terrain of educated citizens working on an advanced and developed infrastructure of schools, roads, services, and governments.

Well, let's hope they're NASA engineers, because this feature is head-bangingly unstable.

Kanujo, a computer engineer, says he chose not to go to the U.S., unlike many Indian engineers, because "the opportunities here are tremendous".

Companies across the state -- from tiny Heliport Systems of Morristown, a four-person firm that builds helicopter landing pads for hospitals and is adding another engineer because it is so busy (it cannot take on any new work until 2006), to big pharmaceutical and financial firms -- are adding workers, according to economists and employment agencies.

Tendon-bone interface tissue is extremely challenging to engineer because it exhibits complex gradients of structure, composition, biologics, and cellular phenotypes.

Mr Higgs had no desire to follow the formal route to being an engineer because it would mean he ended up in an office, sitting at a computer and he would never get his hands on the finished thing.

The electrolyte places severe constraints on the way that stacks are engineered, because it is corrosive and can migrate from the cells through the liquid or vapor phase causing degradation of the catalysts used for internal reforming.

It is named as such by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers because its radiative heat transfer is more than 50%.