Sentence examples for forthcoming engineering from inspiring English sources

A quick look at a Connex pocket timetable for my route into London shows a page-and-a-half dedicated to a "summary" of forthcoming engineering works.

For Jeffrey Friedman and Wladimir Kraus, authors of the forthcoming "Engineering the Perfect Storm: How Reasonable Regulations Caused the Financial Crisis", "[t]he question...is why the commercial banks held so many mortgage-backed bonds".

Therefore, the PPP can be expected to contribute usefully to the data reduction of the forthcoming Chinese giant science-engineering project earthquake monitoring GPS network with up to 2000 receivers, by reducing the computer time while maintaining the same precision.

It is clear that many new opportunities for process systems engineering will be forthcoming in the area of integrated bioprocesses.

Mr Champy, now chairman of consulting at Perot Systems, in "X-Engineering the Corporation Warner Booksks, forthcoming) invokes the increasingly pressing need for "cross-organisational process change".At this point, it is anybody's guess what a typical real-time enterprise will look like.

Brandeis University biochemistry professor Gregory Petsko, who chaired a forthcoming workforce report by the Committee on Science, Engineering, and Public Policy, was even more dismissive of "ideas from the top".

Hepatocyte transplantation and organ engineering are very probable forthcoming options of liver disease treatment in people of different ages and vigorous research and technological innovations in this area are in progress.

It exhibits a remarkable potential to be largely adopted in software engineering for SoS in the forthcoming years.

He is the author of over a dozen books on engineering and design, including the forthcoming The Essential Engineer: Why Science Alone Will Not Solve Our Global Problems.

The study aims to investigate Art teaching ideas and activities enhancing pre-engineering students' prospects for their forthcoming career path.

The pamphlet included a description of the construction of the first tunnels, which could just as well apply today, to the forthcoming installation of up-to-date electronics: "The engineering difficulties were well-nigh appalling".