Sentence examples for from engineering perspective from inspiring English sources
"from an engineering perspective" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It is typically used to introduce a viewpoint or analysis based on principles and concepts from the engineering field. Example: From an engineering perspective, the design of this building is structurally sound but may need to be improved for energy efficiency.
From engineering perspective, the fMRI data analysis can be viewed as a system modelling problem.
From engineering perspective the installation of the outdoor components of the AC units should be done on the building façade, to ensure good air circulation around the units.
The whole calibration process is also described from engineering perspective, including the knowledge that is needed to conduct the calibration itself (data input, validation, calibration parameter ranges, etc).
In addition, the Technical Committee on Systems Biology of IEEE Systems, Man, and Cyberstics society decided to financially sponsor the 5th International Symposium on Computational Systems Biology (ISB 2011), with the goal to provide a forum for exchanging ideas and information among researchers and engineers in the field of Systems Biology from engineering perspectives.
Crevecoeur (1993) developed a three-parameter bathtub-shaped failure rate model that enjoys nice mathematical properties and justification from engineering perspectives.
It's not necessarily a complicated project from an engineering perspective, or from a financing perspective, but it's really just complicated from a regulatory perspective.
Traditionally, protection of the coastal area from flooding is approached from an engineering perspective.
It is potentially more practical from an engineering perspective to have isolated charges insulated from each other than line charges.
To understand bioethics from an engineering perspective, one should briefly distinguish engineering thinking from that of other scientific disciplines.
To reconsider the current mass production paradigm and to increase the added value of products, largely from knowledge and services, we have examined services from an engineering perspective.
From an engineering perspective, there is nothing to prevent the M.T.A. from incorporating the facade of the Corbin Building into the new transit center.
