Sentence examples for managing cutting from inspiring English sources

Engineering problems can sometimes appear simple beside the amorphous challenges of regulating and managing cutting edge technology use within existing societal structures.

Engineering problems can sometimes appear simple beside the amorphous challenges of regulating and managing cutting edge technology use within existing societal structures.

And what they can do is, very slowly they can discolor materials, so they can do engravings — those will take an hour or more to do an engraving — and for extremely thin material, paper or balsa wood, they can even manage cutting.

This allows for a second cutting cycle within each block after 20 years for a total combined managed cutting cycle of 40 years - the legal duration of a reforestation concession contract in Peru.

Project management might just be the ticket for scientists who imagine themselves in a challenging career away from the bench, managing cutting-edge science projects.

The current practice of managing and cutting costs from a P&L statement does nothing to address those problems.

For comparison, we also estimated bird density in ROW managed by cutting in New Hampshire and New York and in shrublands managed by fire in the Finger Lakes National Forest (FLNF), New York.

It is designed to focus management attention on cost and price, which hospitals must manage by cutting staff and reducing quality of care.

As a student in the USSR he wrote programs on punch cards to manage the cutting edge hardware clones that Russia was churning out and now, as CEO of Citrix, he's working on the next generation of managed computing.

However, analysts said Bentley's experience managing unions and cutting overheads would be an advantage.

But Dr. Rabenold dismissed the idea of managing forests by cutting down maples to encourage dogwood growth.