Finally, the software engineers valued the concreteness and coherence of the scenarios although that entailed a risk of missing some effective reconceptions of the users' work.
More importantly, we see non-engineers valuing engineering expertise and knowledge in new ways through the lens of Making.
Some methods including market value, engineer value, value factor were employed to assess response of the ecosystem service to wetland landscape change.
Also, we estimated the effect of each design variable on the sealing effect and presented the engineered value of design variables, not experienced ones.
The second most abundant natural polymer, lignin, an under-valued co-product from the pulp and paper, and biofuel industry has a great potential to be utilized to engineer value-added, green products.
Unless you stop to consider that Instagram's team (mostly engineers) was valued at almost $80 million per employee or that corporate development heads often value engineers at startups they are acquiring at a half-million to million dollars per person.
They are appealing to other AI researchers to work on perfecting story understanding, because they believe it would allow AIs to "reverse engineer" the values of the society that produced the stories.
"We believe that a computer that can read and understand stories, can, if given enough example stories from a given culture, 'reverse engineer' the values tacitly held by the culture that produced them," they write.
I see this disconnect about engineers' societal value on a regular basis.
The EEP has been designed to contribute to the job competitiveness of the future Engineers providing value to their employability and self-employment generation based on ethical and responsible action.
In Canada, for example, labour RVUs are nationally or provincially engineered time values which are mandated by the Ministry of Health.
