Sentence examples for organization of engineers from inspiring English sources

Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), international organization of engineers and scientists in electrical engineering, electronics, and allied fields, formed in 1963 by merger of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers (founded 1884) and the Institute of Radio Engineers (founded 1912).

After the war, he developed and taught a course on switching systems and circuit design and eventually designed the first automatic telephone billing equipment, according to IEEE, a professional organization of engineers.

What makes New York's subsidy program unique is it's the first time that nuclear power will receive the same environmental and social benefits ascribed to wind and solar, said Gene Grecheck, former president of the American Nuclear Society, a professional organization of engineers and scientists and a current co-chair of a committee at the society that advises state policy makers.

A heterogeneous population of differentiated cells from hESCs may lead to inferior tissue function and organization of engineered tissues [16], [17].

So far, nothing is official: the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat, the international organization of skyscraper engineers, designers and builders that certifies a building's height, will weigh in only when One World Trade Center is completed.

Taken together, they show how Dr. Khan assembled a far-reaching organization of scientists, engineers and business executives who operated on murky boundaries between the legal and the illegal, sometimes underground but often in plain view, unencumbered by international agreements that prohibit trafficking in nuclear technology.

Inside Hangar B members of Historic Aircraft Restoration Project, a volunteer organization of aircraft enthusiasts, engineers and pilots, rebuild vintage aircraft and assemble full-size replicas.

National Academy of Sciences, nongovernmental American organization of scientists and engineers, established March 3, 1863, by act of Congress to serve as an official adviser to the government in all matters of science and technology.

He also took the opportunity to call the high-voltage charging plug designed by SAE International, an organization of scientists and engineers whose J1772 standard plug has been embraced by some of the world's largest automakers, "absolutely terrible, extremely ugly and low power".

Detailed control over the structural organization of scaffolds and engineered tissue constructs is a critical need in the quest to engineer functional tissues using biomaterials.

Despite its cost, it is so far the only procedure capable of defining the 3D organization of collagen in engineered tissues.