Sentence examples for professor of engineering science from inspiring English sources

In 1958 he became lecturer at Stanford University, California, and in 1963 he became the first Poniatoff professor of engineering science there (emeritus, 1974).

"Computers are very good at mathematical operations," said Andrea Vedaldi, an associate professor of engineering science at the University of Oxford, who was not involved in the project.

"It was the first organized collection of work in the field," said Dr. Jerome L. Sackman, an emeritus professor of engineering science at Berkeley and a former colleague.

"The technology exists today to do a full-scale computer analysis of what would happen under these conditions that we saw on television," said Dr. R. Brady Williamson, an emeritus professor of engineering science at the University of California at Berkeley.

Professor Paul Younger Rankine chair of engineering and professor of energy engineering Professor Colin McInnes James Watt chair and professor of engineering science Professor Fin Stuart Professor of isotope geosciences Professor Rob Ellam Director, Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre Professor Adrian Boyce Professor of applied geology University of Glasgow.

Patrick was the great-grandson of Henry Fleeming Jenkin, the inventor of the cable car and professor of engineering at Edinburgh University; the grandson of Charles Frewen Jenkin, the first professor of engineering science at Oxford; and the son of Charles, an industrial chemist for the Shell oil company, and his wife, Margaret (nee Sillar).

In the May 13 issue of Science, William L. Johnson, a professor of engineering and applied science at Caltech in Pasadena, along with colleagues, published a new, ultrafast method for heating and injecting a metallic alloy into a mold to create shapes.

Craig Henriquez, a professor of engineering and computer science, is chairman of Duke's Academic Council.

Dec. 14, 2000 The writer is a professor of engineering and applied science, University of California at Los Angeles.

Within minutes, the professor of engineering and management science at Silicon Valley's Stanford University has the audience roaring with laughter.

"I think his writing about these issues is beneficial to both the laboratory and the country," says Hecker, a professor of engineering and management science at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California.