Sentence examples for inventive engineer from inspiring English sources

Penhall's hero, Ned, is a brilliantly inventive engineer who has come up with a new form of unmanned air vehicle of lethal precision.

Interview with Buckminster Fuller, the world's most inventive architectural engineer, after inspecting three of his most recent revolutionary structures in the outdoor exhibition area of the Museum of Modern Art: an Octet Truss, or structural skeleton for a building; an black-and-white aliminum-and-monel mast constructed on the "tensigrity" principle; a Geodesic Rigid Radome.

They are entirely political creations even the most inventive financial engineers would not, on their own, have come up with the idea of a difference in value between the air people breathe in and the air they breathe out.

"Girls, to do the dishes / Girls, to clean up my room" is replaced with "Girls, to build a spaceship / Girls, to code a new app" as part of the company's mission to empower girls as inventive future engineers.

The curvaceous design with its flamboyant "magic carpet" roof reflects the concerns of inventive architects and engineers at work in the late 1980s.

Contrast that with Japan (the original technology bogeyman from the East) where, despite an abundance of inventive scientists and engineers, many firms remain primitive in their use of IT.One reason why American firms are able to be so venturesome is that they have the managers capable of adapting their organisations to embrace innovation, says Mr Bhidé.

Keaton's performance in "The General" is rightly lauded for its inventive, risky stunts: a train engineer and would-be Confederate soldier (denied the chance to serve), he chases after a runaway engine in pursuit of the Union soldiers who have stolen his own beloved locomotive, with his sweetie (Marion Mack) aboard.

In a dance-music genre that prizes inventive sonics, Daft Punk's engineers helped them make the past feel new.

Waterloo Labs the group of Texas engineers behind this inventive idea produce a recurring instructional video series on other adventurous (and potentially dangerous) projects like driving a car with an iPhone, playing a first-person shooter with real guns and making computer-controlled fireworks.

Phineas is a cheerful, intrepid engineer, so engaged by his inventive projects that he becomes an unwitting rebel against the zeitgeist of helicopter parenting and ultra-safety.

Many engineers identify contradictions as the inventive problems for their research projects.