Sentence examples for familiar engineering from inspiring English sources

The characteristics of human respiratory activities have also been investigated using some familiar engineering techniques.

In order to prevent and reduce damages of slope lining of reservoirs caused by ice pressure, excavating an ice-breaking trench in an ice cover is a familiar engineering measure.

His pathway is familiar to engineering.

On Foucault's account, the relation of power and knowledge is far closer than in the familiar Baconian engineering model, for which "knowledge is power" means that knowledge is an instrument of power, although the two exist quite independently.

These study materials are based on projects which were previously applied in practice and thus help students to master and become familiar with engineering issues from a practical viewpoint.

Subsequently, the process of adhesion or deadhesion of cells from substrates was modeled via peeling tests that are familiar in engineering design but is made more complicated by the biological interface and geometry involved [30], [31].

Moreover, even people who are not familiar with software engineering can install it if they carefully follow the instruction.

This probabilistic approach to system modeling is more familiar in electrical engineering and the nuclear power industry.

However, for such programs to be usable and reliable, their creators should be familiar with software engineering practices that are typically not part of their range of competence and source of enjoyment.

Simplified probabilistic liquefaction analysis procedures can be used instead to perform site-specific liquefaction hazard assessment, but these procedures rely on probabilistic reference parameter maps that are not yet familiar to most engineering and geological practitioners.

Traditionally the properties of fibers have been normalized to their linear weight because of the difficulties of measuring fiber cross sections exactly; however, precise measuring techniques are now available, which allow their properties to be expressed in engineering terms familiar to all engineers working on structural materials.