Sentence examples for garden engineering from inspiring English sources

The gardens surrounding the house are a magical blend of rococo fantasy – including the Cascade, a fast-flowing river carved by hand in a hillside on top of which is a lake created to power the park's waterworks – and the 19th-century garden engineering of Joseph Paxton.

The building construction engineering comprises nine sub-projects, which are Structure and outside decoration engineering, Primary decoration engineering, Electrical engineering, Water supply and drainage engineering, HVAC engineering, Civil engineering, Municipal electrical engineering, Municipal water supply and drainage engineering and Gardening engineering.

That is why I am so confounded by Jerry Coyne's comment that he can explain natural genetic engineering by "garden variety natural selection".

At Chennai Garden's lunch buffet last week, visiting engineering students from Hyderabad lined up alongside American Muslim women and kosher-observant New Yorkers like Leah Kahalani.

Inspired by a 50-year-old flower bridge in Shelburne Falls, Mass., Ms. Avery, then chairman of the town recycling committee, made a few phone calls to members of the town chamber of commerce, garden committee, parks and recreation and engineering departments.

The rooftop garden is maintained by Sibylle, a biotechnology engineering student, and vegetables from the garden are used on a daily basis.

This requires common projects in schools, créches, communal gardens, workplaces and clubs, but also the engineering of displacement from the daily rut through schemes like the obligation - for all - to perform civic duty for a sustained period.

They seem to make the case that we're inexplicably intent on engineering our own expulsion from the garden, in a kind of late-breaking, self-inflicted Old Testament dismissal.

At the University of Victoria in British Columbia, engineering students charged with the problem of deterring garden pests came up with the Garden Gnome Drone, a small but noisy machine that rises off its landing pad when infrared sensors detect an intruder, then flies a quick pattern around the garden before settling back down in its place.

On www.cooksgarden.com, Shepherd Ogden, the owner of the Cooks Garden, in Londonderry, Vt., offers his views on genetic engineering; he keeps a garden journal on the progress of his trial beds in Burlington.

From its very inception, the Winter Garden, centerpiece of the World Financial Center, was actually hiding a surprising engineering secret.