Sentence examples for programme engineering from inspiring English sources

As the market soared away once more following news of the Bank of England's £75bn quantitative easing programme, engineering group Invensys was in focus on renewed bid speculation.

Three research projects are to be undertaken: (1) Satellite Tokamak Programme, (2) Engineering Validation and Engineering Design Activities for the International Fusion Materials Irradiation Facility (IFMIF/EVEDA), and (3) International Fusion Energy Research Centre IFERCC).

"Over Christmas, we undertook the biggest programme of engineering and investment work ever, on train lines across the country.

The train operator GWR says the closure is "Part of a large programme of engineering in the Thames Valley needed for the launch of Crossrail in 2019".

The west coast closure is just one of a number of disruptions to services over Christmas and the new year, as Network Rail carry out a large programme of engineering work.

The prototype data was used to construct a high level artifact which illustrates how the implementation of Advanced Platform for Manufacturing Engineering and Product Lifecycle Management (7th Programme, "amePLM") engineering workflow management system can improve product design and development processes through increased productivity by capturing workflows which previously went unquantifiable.

This paper reports the process involved in the development of a questionnaire used to gather information on the status quo of curriculum for engineering programmes at several Malaysian public universities.

Many of his buildings are exciting, like the curvaceous Surrey headquarters of car-maker McLaren, yet the best have been the result of rigorous design programmes and engineering logic.

Having completed undergraduate and MSc programmes in Engineering in the UK, Ben was familiar with tasks such as technical reports, summary and literature review.

John Mitchell is director of the integrated engineering programme at UCL, a curriculum development programme which is introducing a set of courses across the faculty that emphasise the interdisciplinary, collaborative and practical aspects of engineering.

Such programmes are modelled on traditional Engineering programmes but have been tailored to applications that depend heavily on software.