Sentence examples for external engineer from inspiring English sources

This requires no external engineer as it is based on local reinforcement and reciprocating cellular interactions, and can be considered similar to those impulses that propel the growth of human settlements and cities [11, 18].

Reservoir Action Group (RAG) campaigners have challenged the decision to drain down the reservoir and have since seen two external engineers assess the situation, agreeing no drain down is needed.

At the final step of the commercialization, successful diffusion of innovations plays a key role in a dynamic competitive environment, needing the corporation of internal and external engineers, marketing people and right diffusion strategy making.

So GE has been experimenting with "open innovation", inviting external engineers to take part in design competitions.

Six people and an external sound engineer are working on Samorost 3, and there are three other small teams working on their own projects – all sharing a fascination with nature and ecology.

Employees, management and external design engineers alike took actively part in the design process.

But the external similarity, engineers say, disguises a host of major improvements.

The founders are largely creating the course content themselves, partnering with external professors, engineers and research scientists to "ensure high quality", as they put it.

It's a self-selecting group because the engineers interested in building the external API are engineers interested in going to hackathons and connecting with developers.

It's a self-selecting group because the engineers interested in building the external API are engineers interested in going to hackathons and connecting with developers.

Audience demanded, regionally endemic television – that inevitably criticizes Washington – is more in the interest of U.S. security and Middle Eastern democracy than an external effort to engineer public sentiment, one that might well become a costly source of the very resentments that the Bush administration wisely seeks to assuage.