Sentence examples for matter of engineering from inspiring English sources
Accomplishing that goal is primarily a matter of engineering and regulation.
Backstage space could be gained, for example, by removing the first 10 to 20 rows of seats and moving the stage forward -- a matter of engineering -- as appalling as the loss of seats might be to economics-minded administrators.
In essence, selecting the regularization parameters is more a matter of engineering art, rather than systematic science.
That task is just a matter of engineering, says theoretical physicist and quantum dot researcher Alexander Efros of the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C.
When an agreement has been reached on how to preserve and distribute the energy, electrification becomes a matter of engineering; energy is transformed into a codified and, even more significantly, a patentable property which means that it becomes worthwhile for private or public investment enabling the construction of large universal systems.
It begins by discussing the importance of studying cases in terms of active learning; the subject matter of engineering ethics; building an experience base; analyzing and problem solving; connecting the technical and ethical dimensions of engineering; and forming a personal ethical perspective.
Science was considered in its widest sense to include the natural, environmental, social, economic, health, and engineering sciences, and the term "technical" included relevant matters of technology, engineering practice, and implementation (UNISDR 2011, p. 35).
Subject matter knowledge of engineering design, problem identification and problem solving can be explicitly taught.
The same holds for cells 1 and 2 in row 1. Managing relationships between terms and concepts is a matter of ontology engineering or terminological ontology engineering (e.g., [29, 30, 31]).
Blumenthal wonders if his project might start to change the thinking on astronauts' sustenance, turning it from a matter of pure engineering to something more psychologically complex.
Titled "Dolly," this has to do not so much with the cloned sheep of a few years back as with the larger matter of genetic engineering and also with artificial intelligence.
