Sentence examples for faculties of engineering from inspiring English sources
The research was conducted in 2014 on Serbian faculties of engineering, on the sample of 545 students and 167 teachers.
Lack of awareness and shallow knowledge about energy and renewable energy technologies among senior students in faculties of engineering are identified, at present, as main results obtained in this field investigation.
Analyses were made of scores from 294 highly select 17 23-year-olds 17 23-year-olds 17 23-year-olds and the Buinthenvironment at the University oFacultieswatersrand (187 Africans, 40 East Indians, 67 Whites; 70 wofEngineering).
The ETE comprised different research programs relating to the environment carried out at the NUS faculties of engineering, medicine, and science with research efforts focused on the following six areas: biotreatment technology, membrane technology, adsorption and regeneration, environmental chemistry, environmental catalysis and air pollution control, and air quality management.
We administered untimed Raven's Standard Progressive Matrices (SPM) to 342 17- to 23-year-olds in the Faculties of Engineering and the Built Environment at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg (198 Africans, 86 Whites, 58 Indians; 71 women, 271 men).
A research initiated by the Network of Users of Scientific Equipment in Eastern and Southern Africa (NUSESA) and funded by the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) was carried out by 4 faculties of engineering in Southern Africa to establish common challenges, their causes and to propose solutions.
The final presentation is to a group of in-house engineers from the faculty of engineering.
He was also dean of the faculty of engineering (1976-79) and pro-vice-chancellor (1982-85).
We've obtained 19 confirmations for studies in the faculty of law, the faculty of urban planning, the faculty of fine arts, and the faculty of engineering".
Associate Professor Ashton Patridge from the faculty of engineering at Auckland University said "off-the-grid, small communities" like Ta'u were "ideally suited" to harnessing solar power.
Mr. Barr became assistant dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science in 1959, and the foundation eventually asked him to administer its entire Cooperative College-School Program.
