Sentence examples for hours of engineering from inspiring English sources

Showman Fabricators has donated 1,200 hours of engineering and construction time to Doctors Without Borders.

The high-performing Glen Rock school district, about 22 miles northwest of Manhattan, now teaches 10 to 15 hours of engineering each year to every student in kindergarten through fifth grade, as part of a $100,000 redesign of the science curriculum.

"It's scary for companies to commit to bringing candidates straight to an onsite without doing technical screening because each onsite is 4-5 hofrs of engineering time spent," he told me.

Think about it: they're the result of many hours of engineering and design and cost hundreds of dollars to obtain, yet within days of purchase they're generally being smashed into coin-filled pockets or carelessly tossed into cupholders.

Tens of thousands of parts go into each one along with considerable hours of engineering, design and manufacturing brainpower.

First invented by Andrew Fern in 2006, the project has since gone viral online and after several redesigns involving over 15,000 hours of engineering, is very nearly ready for commercial release with a top speed of 32mph.

Making an ardent pitch in Japan, home to two of the largest buyers of the next-generation 787, Boeing said that more than 500 engineers had worked with outside experts to put in more than 200,000 hours of analysis, engineering work and tests to understand what might have caused the batteries to overheat in two aircraft in January.

It is unknown what the success rate of such scams is, but with the odd 19 million euros in profit, a scammer can afford many wasted hours of failed social engineering attempts.

Van Nest told the jury that after it became clear that Google was not going to enter into partnership with Sun, Google spent hundreds of millions of dollars and devoted thousands of engineering hours to create the 15m lines of computer code that guide Android.

On the basis of a benchmark of hours for structural engineering design and detailing of reinforced concrete building structures, and two sets of three-dimensional modeling experiments, the potential productivity gain is conservatively estimated to be in the range from 15%and41%1% of the hours required for a project due to improvements in drawing production alone.

The Hall of Prayer for Good Harvests (1420) has three concentric circles of massive wood columns symbolizing the four seasons, 12 months, and 12 daily hours; in a remarkable feat of engineering, they support the three roof levels and, in succession, a huge square brace (earth), circular architrave (heaven), and vast interior cupola.