Sentence examples for principal engineering from inspiring English sources
The principal engineering challenges to the thermal systems engineer are the large quantities of heat involved, low (and carefully controlled) coolant temperatures required, and the limited availability of heat sinks to which the waste heat must ultimately be rejected.
When Bell Telephone Laboratories, the research arm of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company, was officially incorporated in 1925, its two principal engineering divisions were called respectively Apparatus Development and Systems Development.
These forming limit diagrams (FLDs) plot either the limiting in-plane principal engineering strains, e1P versus e2P, or the major in-plane and thickness strains, e1P versus e3P.
Principal engineering challenges for the implementation of multipass NGLW include the achievement of appropriate joint fit-up, and the shielding of a molten pool at the base of a deep and narrow weld groove.
There are four principal engineering geological problems that are related to the project: site selection of the underground powerhouse, leakage in the lower reservoir, collapse in the penstock tunnel, and stability of the west slope of the upper reservoir.
The principal engineering advances of the 20th and early 21st centuries are described, including developments in body design and assembly, improvements in engine performance, transmissions, suspensions, steering, brakes, safety, and all the components and accessories that make the modern automobile so reliable, comfortable and affordable.
Conventional terminologies or titles used to describe technical personnel in order of seniority are typically as follows: intern, designer, technician, trainer, engineer, principal engineer, engineering supervisor, engineering manager, director of engineering, V.P. engineering.
"It's very difficult to prove a negative," said Michael T. Kirsch, a principal engineer with NASA's Engineering and Safety Center.
He earned his master's degree in engineering and became a principal engineer in Illinois.
Drainage remained the principal focus of engineering in the glades for many years.
His father is a principal in Shapiro Engineering, a Valley Stream, N.Y., consulting business, of which his mother is the office manager.
