Sentence examples for instrumental engineering from inspiring English sources
The quest to manage geothermal power in a doable manner can be seen as a problem of transcribing on-the-spot problem solving into instrumental engineering.
An instrumental engineer.
Kurt Biedenkopf, a veteran Christian Democrat and, as state premier of Saxony, the organizer of the Dresden event, was instrumental in engineering the replacement of Mr. Kohl as party leader by Angela Merkel this year.
Recent efforts especially deal with the plant defense machinery that is instrumental in engineering plant resistance to biotic stresses.
There are vintage Versace pieces for sale — Formichetti has been instrumental in engineering the Versace renaissance by dressing Gaga in the Italian house's vintage baroque prints.
Such knowledge will be instrumental for engineering artificial microbial consortia towards various applications.
The band was instrumental in the engineering of what eventually came to be known as Southern rock, a guitar-driven amalgamation of country, soul, and rhythm and blues, which, fairly or not, eventually came to exist adjacent to some fairly malevolent iconography, including the Confederate flag.
This research is instrumental for future engineering of reduced toxic metal(loid) accumulation in edible crop tissues as well as for improved phytoremediation technologies.
Because bending relies on exploration rather than engineering or instrumental skills, anyone can do it.
The science of forensic engineering was instrumental in understanding the physical dynamics of the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 and in explaining the collapse of the twin towers of the World Trade Center in the September 11 attacks of 2001.
The Framework for K-12 Science Education National Research Councill 2012), which forms the basis for the Next Generation Science Standards has also endorsed this idea of making connections between disciplines to help students gain an understanding that "science and engineering are instrumental in addressing major challenges that confront society today" (National Research Council 2012, p. 9).
