Sentence examples for its own engineering from inspiring English sources

The postponed vote was an unexpected hurdle in N.Y.U.'s four-year effort to acquire the engineering school and expand into a growing field that it ceded in 1973 when it gave up its own engineering school as part of a state-brokered deal to bail the university out financially.

Voice of Choice has raised $40,000 in private donations and initiated its own engineering study.

The company combines some of its own engineering wizardry with Google Earth, a service that provides 3-D geographic models including buildings, to simulate room views.

became affiliated with Polytechnic in 2008 and will merge with the college in the next three to five years to start its own engineering school.

Cleveland-based Eaton and Motorola, based in Schaumburg, Ill., will each be responsible for its own engineering, technical development and capital investment costs.

Now the corps is engaged in an even more costly project to put right the evils of its own engineering, including restoring bends to the Kissimmee river and removing infrastructure and many experts say this restoration will not work.Much of the benefit of the huge investment poured in has gone to provide irrigation water for southern Florida's rich and heavily subsidised sugar growers.

Aga continues to grapple with its vast £750m pension scheme, a hangover from the days when it owned engineering businesses in the Midlands and Scotland.

Alice Brooks, who co-founded Roominate, the wired-dollhouse kit, told me that the company's design drew on its founders' own engineering experience — both have engineering degrees — and their understanding of the skills important to success: "hands-on problem solving, spatial skills, and self-confidence".

Sam Worthington, a MEnt graduate, now runs his own engineering design consultancy, with fellow engineer Dave Sharpe, developing devices such as a computer mouse for three-dimensional manipulations.

Schwartz, who later served as New York's traffic commissioner and the city Transportation Department's chief engineer, and now has his own engineering firm, wasn't deterred by that early lack of success. .

"In terms of how sensitive the network is, it is incredibly sensitive," said Samuel I. Schwartz, a former chief engineer for the city's Department of Transportation who is president of his own engineering firm.