Sentence examples for hydroelectric engineer from inspiring English sources

He cited Mr. Karzai's nominee for transportation minister, who he said was a hydroelectric engineer.

But Li Peng, then prime minister, had trained as a hydroelectric engineer and was determined to build the dam.

One grandfather was a very simple man who couldn't even write, but my father's father was a hydroelectric engineer born in Milan.

The idea that the premier of an atheistic "people's republic --a Soviet-trepublic --aelectrepublic --a who is best known for his decision to order martial law against student demonstrators in 1989--shydroelectricinvolvengineere of the more mystical practices of Tibetan Buddhism is ludicrous.

Hydroelectric engineers reported less generation than was expected from gross rainfall figures.

Less than two years after completion of the world's biggest hydroelectric power plant, site engineers have found landslides and water pollution are more severe than anticipated, prompting calls for drastic remedial efforts.

Bitter opponents over the future of the Klamath River unveiled a formal agreement on Tuesday to pave the way for removal of four aging hydroelectric dams that re-engineered the watershed and sharply decreased fish stocks.

He did not see his first motor vehicle until he was 5 or 6; later, Spanish engineers building a hydroelectric dam on the river "zoomed" through town in cars going 20 or 25 miles per hour, delighting and terrifying the children.

The history of the Croton dam is intertwined with the history of William A. Foote (1854 1915) and James B. Foote (1867-1924), brothers from Adrian, Michigan, with a burgeoning electric power empire, along with William G. Fargo, a Jackson-based civil engineer who designed similar hydroelectric plants throughout the Midwest.

The city's economy, and the development of thriving arts and cultural institutions, was considerably strengthened after engineers opened the world's first hydroelectric power plant at nearby Niagara Falls in 1895.

Planning for Hydro-Québec's 735 kV power grid began in 1955, when engineers looked to transmit 5,000 megawatts (MW) hydroelectric power from the Manicouagan-Outardes (Manic-Outardes) dams to Montreal, a distance of 600 km.