Sentence examples for mechanical engineering which from inspiring English sources

This paper is written in remembrance and to honor him for his many contributions to mechanical engineering which spanned over sixty years as a teacher, researcher, editor and engineer.

Dundee started three new postgrad courses last year in the cutting-edge field of biological mechanical engineering, which includes tissue engineering.

Orgalime says that 250,000 jobs in Europe depend on steel making, as opposed to 7 million in metalworking and mechanical engineering, which use steel imports.

To prepare, he earned a nuclear engineering degree (a challenging step beyond a friend's suggestion that he study mechanical engineering), which enabled him to leave yachts for submarines with warheads.

"Making one brings together electronics and mechanical engineering, which Germany is good at .The real money, however, is in running dialysis clinics and administering drugs, which account for 80% of the cost of dialysis.

Food and drink was the largest contributor to annual growth with a 5.4% increase followed by transport equipment which rose by 11.9% and mechanical engineering which grew by 8.7%.

After mechanical engineering class, which has its own motto — "I will never forget to perform the elastic check" Henao-Escobarar described how his grandfather spun tales of boxing classics and passed down boxing strategy to him while he was growing up in Bayonne, N.J.

The method enabled five main PM2.5 emission sources to be identified: long-range transportation (44%), the sintering plant of the steel works (11%), the steel smelting plant of the steel works (3%), soil and street dust (7%) and a mechanical engineering works, which had a negative effect on the particle load.

The Faculty of Engineering (Det Tekniske Fakultet) combines several institutions: Odense Maskinteknikum (a mechanical engineering college which was established in 1905 and in 1962 became the Southern Engineering School), the Mads Clausen Institute and the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Institute.

"I believe H.C.C.I. represents the next great advance of the internal combustion engine," said Chris Gerdes, associate professor of mechanical engineering at Stanford University, which is one of G.M.'s partners in H.C.C.I. research.

Yield point, in mechanical engineering, load at which a solid material that is being stretched begins to flow, or change shape permanently, divided by its original cross-sectional area; or the amount of stress in a solid at the onset of permanent deformation.