Sentence examples for exploring engineering from inspiring English sources

Quasi-experimental design was implemented to investigate whether the program is helpful for high school students in exploring engineering and technology occupations, and for attracting students to study engineering and technology majors in college.

These results indicate that the methods developed in this study may be used to evaluate the potential of vegetation in mitigating PM from stationary sources, and some characteristics of vegetation can be further studied as bionic prototype for exploring engineering application of reducing particulates.

This paper explores engineering consultants' views – as an under-researched context – on the implications of corporate branding.

In the absence of a general theoretical solution to the problem of deriving the function of a loop, we explore engineering solutions.

An effort is underway as part of the ARIES-CS study to characterize the alpha-particle loss for a compact stellarator and to explore engineering solutions to accommodate the impact of these alphas on the PFC's.

Multiple studies have explored engineering yeast to produce butanol (e.g. Avalos et al., 2013).

"What we're worried about is something that we do that could be very attractive in the short term but have some triggering mechanism or some slow events that occur far in the future," said George Church, a Harvard geneticist who is exploring genetic engineering techniques to revive extinct species.

The system allows exploring the engineering structures without risks.

The idea to launch a new journal, EPJ Data Science, was formed exactly around the challenge of tackling massive amounts of data in a scientific manner, by exploring its engineering but even more so its conceptual challenges.

In this framework we undertake a preliminary empirical approximation to the area under study exploring how engineering students from two different socio-cultural contexts, Spain and USA, perceive CIE relationships and to what extent they believe they are developed by the education system.

The building, which provides 12,000 m2 of floor space, consists of an aircraft conservation area, a large exhibition hall, and a mezzanine providing views of the aircraft and interactive educational installations exploring aeronautical engineering and the principles of flight.