From 1927 on, Fuller seemed utterly self-assured, even messianic, as he developed innovations like the geodesic dome, equal parts engineering élan and poetry.
A party intent on engineering equal social outcomes, across regions as well as classes, is bound to think that doing so requires a centralised state.
A student has been gathering attention online after writing a letter explaining why men and women are not equal in his engineering class – because women have already achieved far more than he will ever face.
The norms are based on ratings by a total of 1,670 college students (852 females and 818 males) from different Warsaw universities and academies, studying various disciplines in equal proportions (humanities, engineering, and social and natural sciences) using a 9-point Likert Self-Assessment Manikin scale.
Not all athletes will have equal access to genetic engineering, but not all of them have equal access today to the same nutrition and training facilities.
In the above formulation, the reason that ( p_{{{text{tou}},{text{M}}}} ) can be treated as a constant is that the exhaust air pressure of the last stage of turbine and the air pressure of ambient circumstances are approximately equal in the practical engineering applications.
While in lower income segments, girls are severely undereducated, the number of women graduating from college or higher education nearly equals men, including in engineering and sciences.
Annual federal spending on mathematics, the physical sciences and engineering now equals only the increase in health-care costs every nine weeks".
Victim of inflation and a crisis of confidence he himself diagnosed, he proposed a cure -- equal parts Baptist moralism and engineering expertise -- that was hopelessly out of sync with the times.
Nonetheless, more work remains to put men and women on equal ground in science and engineering.
