Sentence examples for refers to engineer from inspiring English sources

Boutella is especially charming in Jaylah's deadpan idiosyncratic use of English as she calls Captain Kirk "James-tee" and refers to engineer Scott as "Montgomery Scottie".

Referring to engineers and architects, he added: "We do it every day of the week.

This chapter describes engineering processes and urban planning strategies that can be applied to improve the sustainability of urban infrastructure, where urban infrastructure refers to the engineered structures that provide energy, water, sanitation, housing, and transport (of materials, humans and information) within an urban area.

Note this refers to Genetically Engineered - or GE - plants and crops.

The film's title refers to a genetically engineered Na'vi body with the mind of a remotely located human that is used to interact with the natives of Pandora.

The term "energy efficiency" usually refers to devices or engineered systems that provide the same level of output or benefit with less energy consumption.

The reprocessing of scrap (known in automotive stamping plants as "offal") is often designed into the product stream; this is referred to as "engineered" scrap.

Recorded announcement: "who" refers to the plural "engineers" in this construction, and so requires a plural verb in the relative clause.

The engineer refers to these as high-strength steels.

At length he made a personal call and found the letter had been referred to the engineer of the embassy, a man in the basement, by the name of O'Leary, only man in the place who didn't know Japanese.

The technical aspects of the arrival and work of the German rocket engineers or scientists (referred to as engineers from now on) who came to Britain after World War 2 have been covered in a previous work [J.