Sentence examples for recent engineering and from inspiring English sources

Complex materials, often encountered in recent engineering and material sciences applications, show no complete separations between solid and fluid phases.

The recent Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) policy places emphasis on the research organisation and its responsibility to promote research data management (RDM) practice and provide tools and resources that enable this.

Highlighting the opportunities and limitations of such approaches, this review focuses on recent engineering and design examples that require screening or selection of small libraries.

Finally, there's a straightforward way to help SMMs boost their own expertise: The U.S. could launch a program of industry fellowships to pay recent engineering and business retirees to help SMMs as well as to "coach" next generation of manufacturing start-ups, business incubators, and technology accelerators.

Results from the recent engineering trails are presented, and future missions and development plans are discussed.

While previous research on mindfulness and divergent thinking has focused on general populations, our research sought to explore the relationship between mindfulness, divergent thinking, and innovation, specifically among engineering students and recent engineering graduates.

Here, we review recent engineering efforts to develop and manufacture carbohydrate-based vaccines that are efficacious, durable, and cost-effective.

Community news site Reddit, which at some point was running on one engineer, has almost tripled  its engineering staff today, with the addition of three new hires, Google's Logan Hanks, Oracle's Keith Mitchell and recent engineering graduate Brian Simpson.

This should change the focus of the EDA community from old-fashioned foundations including heavy implementations and time-consuming simulations, to recent engineering practices promoting rapid design and acceptable accuracy.

"By that night, we were at $600,000," said Mr. Migicovsky, who is 25 and a recent engineering graduate of the University of Waterloo.

After the partial destruction of the previous cathedral by an earthquake in 1185, the bishop of Lincoln, St. Hugh, had ordered a colossal rebuilding of the structure in local oolitic limestone, making full use of recent engineering innovations like flying buttresses and pointed arches.