Sentence examples for regulatory engineering from inspiring English sources

A discussion of the regulatory, engineering and environmental issues that will affect the future of Fresh Kills will be held on May 30 at 6 30 p.m. at the Center of the Arts at the College of Staten Island, 2800 Victory Boulevard.

"Our highly experienced team is highly confident that we can complete significant segments of the wall in less time, and for far less money, than the federal government, while meeting or exceeding all required regulatory, engineering, and environmental specifications," he wrote on his fundraising page.

Workshops are held covering clinical needs identification, business plan development, prior art searching, FDA regulatory compliance, engineering and design prototyping, patent development, and term sheet negotiations (Table 1) [13].

When brave first responders are told to take the backseat to regulatory business engineering, the cost is more than can be quantified in dollars.

After stints at Google and Udacity, she was hired two years to navigate the regulatory and engineering challenges of spinning up Robinhood Clearing.

Having jumped the regulatory and engineering hurdles to offer cost-efficient stock trading, Robinhood has a huge opportunity to become the backbone of a new generation of fintech apps.

The aim of this article is to consider this development in the context of ongoing interactions between the controversy and regulatory and engineering activities.

The implications for biofuel development are considered in the context of changing regulatory and engineering visions in response to indirect land-use change.

Aside from the regulatory, cultural and engineering challenges to selling engineered meat, Gabor Forgacs explains in this TED Talk, where he eats a bite-sized morsel of printed pork, that Modern Meadow is still fine-tuning the fat content and electrical stimulation of muscle tissue during development that are necessary to make lab-grown meat taste like farm-raised meat.

"Since the Wright Brothers and Henry Ford we've had the dream of marrying the plane and the car," said Dick Knapinski, spokesman for the US Experimental Aircraft Association, "but engineering, regulatory and cultural hurdles have always got in the way.

We investigated these alternative regulatory strategies by engineering a large inversion that precisely separates the murine HoxD complex from its centromeric neighborhood.