Sentence examples for management engineer from inspiring English sources
The other day a nationally known management engineer was asked why the measures he took to set wobbly companies on their feet hadn't occurred to the companies' executives long before.
Firstly, demand performance of tunnel linings in cold region are identified by the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) model based on the weights and consistency indices (CI) using the tunnel user, tunnel inspection engineer's and tunnel management engineer's interview.
As one municipal waste management engineer told me "This plastic is just horrible to have out there; it takes a long time to breakdown".
Diego Calderón, an agricultural management engineer, told me that these trees were actually on their third flora loca of the season, and that due to changing weather conditions in recent years, this mistimed blooming could be linked to climate change.
"That's all [the data] we have to extrapolate to a situation of one in ten thousand years," says flood management engineer Jos Dijkman, referring to the need to design infrastructure to cope with millennial-scale events such as the most extreme flooding.
Competent combustion management engineers and the accountants watching over their shoulders have no empathy for smartphone-loving drivers.
A hydrogeologist, who had worked on the farm as a girl, came back to spar with the waste management engineers.
"We're pretty mobile – throughout multiple departments such as sales teams, account management, engineers, [employees] are always on the go," said Lorena Roberts, marketing vice-president.
Way back in the nineteen-twenties, the generalists called themselves "management engineers," a reflection of the prevailing ethos, at the turn of the previous century, that science held the answers to most serious questions.
By creating a fluid work environment in which management, engineers, autoworkers and cars seem intertwined, Ms. Hadid is seeking to break down the hierarchies that have defined the traditional factory.
These studies were complemented by two of Taylor's contemporaries in the United States, Frank B. Gilbreth and Lillian E. Gilbreth, whom many management engineers credit with the invention of motion studies.
