Sentence examples for means engineers from inspiring English sources

It's a modern, middle-class neighborhood — the name means "engineers" — and violence feels shocking in such a place.

It means, engineers say, that the bridge can no longer carry the load it was intended to support.

This belief system often means engineers will take lower paying jobs in return for the prestige of working for a perfectionist culture.

The very nature of reconstructing towns, bridges and infrastructure often means engineers are required to travel, sometimes to very insecure areas.

Hopefully, that means engineers are working on a fix.

Its great bulk means engineers have had to design a new type of landing mechanism for Curiosity.

"Monteur" means "engineer", as opposed to fine artist.

This means Engineer will likely have more scale, with access to 21,000 devs and designers, and over 500 building blocks.

It usually took minutes to cue up videotape, but this system meant engineers could instantly hear where to rewind to, so could work in seconds.

In part, the success of Moore's Law meant engineers didn't need neural network architectures and it may surprise you to hear this, but many of the issues surrounding the slow adoption of neuromorphic chips have never been technical, the issues stem from a lack of belief.

Offering OpenStack and effectively open sourcing its infrastructure means less engineers and less engineering costs, and it lets Rackspace spend more on support, our source noted.