Sentence examples for peculiar engineering from inspiring English sources

In this paper, geo-chemical approaches coupled with conventional geotechnical techniques has been used to investigate vertical and lateral peculiar engineering index properties (EIP) of micaschist derived soils from Mfou, Central-Cameroon for their uses in road construction.

Conceived, instead, by many researchers as an exception or a peculiar modality of tissue engineering, it has been applied more recently to other medical fields, as in cardiovascular regenerative medicine.

This chapter considers the structures peculiar to the field of aeronautical engineering.

The principal findings revolve around the critical role for fundamental principles of classical chemical engineering, albeit specialized for the peculiar physicochemical properties of protein solutions.

The ensuing curved planform is of great interest both as a peculiar landform and in the context of engineering projects in which it is necessary to predict how a coastal structure will affect the sandy shoreline in its lee.

Engineering characteristics of calcareous soils are more peculiar due to the grain geometries, hardness and intraparticle voids.

This concept is first supported by the existence in nature of RNAs of peculiar structures having tRNA properties, as well as by engineering experiments on natural tRNAs.

Results have both a practical implication, because of the employment of this rock type as engineering material worldwide, and a scientific relevance, due to the peculiar behavior that such rock offered under stress.

A number of advantages peculiar to the cluster beam technique are discussed in terms of designing and engineering the physical and chemical properties of materials for practical applications.

What makes the example peculiar is the use of lumped models as those extensively used in electrical engineering that resort to simplified models in place of complex description of other system parts.

Using this case study, we highlight some of the peculiar features of such hybrid analogies that are now used widely in the sciences and engineering sciences, and the significant questions they raise for current theories of analogy.