Sentence examples for instrument engineers from inspiring English sources

Debate Revives" (April 24): In 1968 I asked Dr. Edward Teller to write a preface to the first edition of my Instrument Engineers' Handbook, a totally unknown work then.

Therefore, electrical and instrument engineers have a special responsibility, if the need be, by influencing basic plant layout and design to ensure that the need for electrical apparatus in hazardous areas is kept to a minimum.

While the probe can operate just fine with this instrument, engineers are trying to figure out what happened to the out-of-service transponder, and whether or not it can be brought back online, NASA officials said.

To carry out such an evaluation properly, the instrument engineer must have a wide knowledge of the range of instruments available for measuring particular physical quantities; and he/she must also have a deep understanding of how instrument characteristics are affected by particular measurement situations and operating conditions.

The stiffer, smaller solar panels should be less prone to flexing and vibration because of temperature shifts that can affect sensitive instruments, engineers said, and their smaller size will decrease atmospheric drag that slowly lowers Hubble's orbit.

Certificates take the form of a bearer bond — a slice of the instruments engineered by the bank — and depend on the creditworthiness of the issuer.

She learned a bunch of analog instruments, engineered them herself, and sharpened her electronic production chops to make some of the more ambitious sounds.

This while having parlayed away their once proud imprimatur to sell financial products to the unsuspecting -- financial instruments engineered to fail -- not only costing the buyers hundred of millions in losses, but creating additional millions in gains for those who 'cleverly' bet against them (instruments that would be described in solemn Congressional hearings as "sh*t").

The instrument was engineered specifically to support small-molecule drug discovery and development.

This new 96-well platform instrument is engineered for run-to-run and well-to-well high-yield purification that is reproducible and free of cross-contamination.

Often they were technicians, instrument makers or engineers".