Sentence examples for joint engineering from inspiring English sources

The holdovers are Professors Relva C. Buchanan of the University of Cincinnati and Arthur G.O. Mutambara of the joint engineering college of Florida A&M and Florida State Universities (FAMU).

Interdisciplinary majors are also available, as are study abroad programs in Africa, Central America, and Europe; joint engineering programs in cooperation with Georgia Institute of Technology, Boston and Auburn universities, and several other institutions; and a joint architecture program with the University of Michigan.

These results contribute to improve adhesively joint engineering design for structural outdoor applications.

General Motors and Chrysler, which have been talking for months about various joint engineering projects, are now said to be talking about something much bigger a potential merger.

The disciplines of biology, ecology, environmental science, chemistry and physics have 1 national engineering laboratory, 1 key provincial and ministerial base for laboratories, 1 national and local joint engineering laboratory and 5 key laboratories of the Ministry of Education.  .

In summer of 2000, the brigade participated in a joint engineering exercise in Moldova with US Navy Seabees and the 505th Engineer Brigade of the North Carolina Army National Guard.

So, we started a joint engineering-economic systems program at Stanford Research Institute and Stanford University.

The fourth program is a joint Electrical Engineering and Computer Science B.S. degree, that offers a unique blend of electrical engineering and computer science courses that retains the rigor of both fields.

The fourth major is a joint Electrical Engineering and Computer Science B.S. degree, and has a unique blend of electrical engineering and computer science that retains the rigor of both fields.

In conclusion, a novel scaffold and a practical method have therefore been developed for total joint tissue engineering based on demineralized bone scaffold.

"The nanoparticles were designed to effectively hold the drug and then gradually collapse, releasing it into nearby tissue in a sustained way instead of spreading the drug throughout the body quickly," said patch designer and study co-leader Zhen Gu, PhD, associate professor of joint biomedical engineering at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and North Carolina State University.