Sentence examples for most conventional engineering from inspiring English sources

However, magnesium is chemically active with an electrochemistry differing from most conventional engineering metals.

In most conventional engineering alloys, plasticity will offer the safety margin required.

In the past year alone it fell by about half, says Ron Souders, Micro-Coax's technical expert.The engineering potential of most conventional metal wire peaked a decade or two ago, says Al Abel, a former executive at Syscom Advanced Materials, a maker of conductive fibres in Columbus, Ohio, but advances in conductive fibres are redefining how electrical wiring can be used.

The control of risks in engineering design is, for most conventional construction projects, achieved through the use of design codes.

Most conventional computer codes, design practice and standards in rock engineering are formulated in terms of a linear Mohr Coulomb (MC) failure criterion.

Because most wood-frame buildings are just one or two stories high and because wood can bend without breaking, the conventional engineering wisdom has been that wood buildings survive earthquakes better than other types of construction.

IN an engineering move that pursues the delicious — if elusive — goal of having one's cake and eating it, too, Ford is offering the 2013 Taurus family sedan with a fuel-efficient turbocharged 4-cylinder engine.In doing so, Ford is going unconventional with its most conventional vehicle, a large sedan with a curb weight of almost two tons.

The book is his most conventional.

She was the safest, most conventional choice.

It was, by most conventional standards, a terrible place.

The play is written in the most conventional of forms.