Sentence examples for fuel engineer from inspiring English sources

"It was taboo to raise questions about the spent fuel that was piling up," said Hideo Kimura, who worked as a nuclear fuel engineer at the Fukushima Daiichi plant in the 1990s.

The results have shown that the GA/ANN algorithms developed can help the fuel engineer to optimise loading patterns in an efficient and more profitable way than currently available for multi-cycle refuelling of AGRs.

When converting plants to fuels, engineers must remove a key component of wood, known as lignin, to get to the sugary cellulose that's fermented into alcohols and other energy-rich compounds.

EnPro Industries Inc, which specialises in sealing products, metal polymer and filament-wound bearings, components and services for reciprocating compressors, diesel and dual-fuel engines and other engineered products, has acquired Fabrico Inc, a privately-held company offering highly engineered products to the land-based turbine (LBT) industry.

Taiyo Kawai, also a Toyota fuel cell engineer, explained that fuel cell durability and power density needed to be improved.

"I heard the guns going off," said Robert Jones, a fuel systems engineer who was an aisle away from the shooting.

Moshen D. Shabana, chief fuel cell engineer on the project, acknowledged with a smile that this was "the most expensive vehicle I ever touched".

But if Dr Serghides's colleague Philip Hall and his team can work out the details, they should be able to design wings whose shape maintains laminar flow from front to back, and thus lowers fuel consumption.Another engineer at Imperial, Dominic von Terzi, proposes to go even further than that.

Frustrated by having to use his BlackBerry while at the hospital (which lacked the software he needed), in 2008 practicing physician Daniel Schwartz and co-founder Chan Kruse (a former fuel cell engineer) set out to create mobile apps to help doctors do their jobs better.

In April and May, EnPro Industries Inc, which specialises in sealing products, metal polymer and filament-wound bearings, components and services for reciprocating compressors, diesel and dual-fuel engines and other engineered products, is running a two-day course, in English, in which attendees are given an exclusive insight into the safety system that the company uses.

Says a confident Andrew Bosco, a GM fuel-cell engineer: "It's not like banging out a new fender, but it's engineering.