Sentence examples for ordinary engineering from inspiring English sources
Radically new systems concepts are like inventions in ordinary engineering.
His closing chapter, "The Banality of Catastrophe", lays out better than anything how everyday and ordinary engineering and business practices can be even when on the cusp of becoming unhappily extraordinary.
An ordinary engineering approach discussion is also included.
Ordinary engineering correlations for heat transfer and friction pressure drop are used.
One company that Cappelli mentions didn't find a single worker that it considered qualified among 25,000 applicants for a fairly ordinary engineering job.
To predict fatigue crack initiation life under variable loading easily, an expert system is developed, which is easy for ordinary engineering designers to use and can be also effectively utilized by fatigue researchers of any level, for discussing and evaluating various estimation methods associated with fatigue life prediction.
Thus, the two critical transitions of mechanisms, from ordinary environmental engineering to ecological engineering and from typical end-of-pipe management to life-cycle-oriented ecological management, are the leading factors required to enhance the security of the Taihu Lake wetland ecosystems.
And the mission he had completed only a few weeks earlier, the building of the New York City subway, was no ordinary feat of engineering.
Overall, the movie leaves the strange impression that, in the world-saving dispatch of its apocalyptic MacGuffin, its custom-made gadgetry, elaborate schemes, and boundless daring take a back seat to the seat-of-the-pants improvisations of regular folks just muddling through with the help of ordinary and anonymous engineering.
In this paper, a novel approach is suggested for solving engineering ordinary differential equations (ODEs).
Runge Kutta (RK) pairs of orders seven and five with minimal phase lag are derived for the numerical approximation of ordinary differential equations with engineering applications.
