Sentence examples for handful of engineers from inspiring English sources

A handful of engineers, led by Ari Steinberg, are making the move up here to open an engineering office, says Facebook.

But in recent years, the network of CSAs has expanded to include a handful of engineers, economists and social scientists.

It is a corporate fairy tale: in a single generation Infosys has leapt from a start-up, founded by a handful of engineers with $250, to global blue-chip company.

In 1999, they were both named among the top handful of engineers of the last 125 years by the venerable Engineering News-Record, along with people like Emily and Washington Roebling, who built the Brooklyn Bridge, and Gustave Eiffel.

When Ek wasn't overseeing a handful of engineers in a converted three-room flat above a coffee shop, he was out trying to secure global licences from record labels.

"I wanted to prove that performance is largely a result of inspired design and highly optimised and integrated subsystems, not the application of the most advanced technology," he says.Critically the drone, code-named Albatross, was developed by a handful of engineers, and operated by a team of just three.

Now a handful of billionaire engineers have turned their attention to a social blight that affects their own kind: the lack of appreciation (and funding) for scientists.

A modest man but a straight talker who was known to one and all as Jerry, he was among only a handful of black engineers in the world of electronics in general and electronic gaming in particular.

Not only does Mr. Dilg have one of the largest private collections of antique phonographs in the country, he is among a handful of acoustic engineers who specialize in recording sound the way Thomas Edison did 125 years ago.

Matthias Müller, the new chief executive, was already stretching his credibility when he claimed that a handful of rogue engineers were behind the installation of defeat device software into 11m diesel cars.

322caaf0-2139-4be8-a4b5-9cf40d77371d In 1992, a handful of immigrant engineers from the Indian subcontinent who lived in the Bay Area formed a group called the Indus Entrepreneurs - or TiE - with what now seems like a quaint mission: to inspire one another to establish their own technology start-ups and cash in on the Silicon Valley dream.