Sentence examples for reliance on engineering from inspiring English sources

And in an age where car firms use technological tricks to boost emissions ratings, one can only hope that Mazda's continued reliance on engineering, not spin, will keep it on the straight and narrow at a time when I can't help feel that the car industry has rather lost its way.

Both buildings were designed by Gordon Bunshaft, a leading proponent of International Style, which is characterized by pure geometric shapes, an absence of ornamentation and a reliance on engineering principles to convey structure.

Government reports suggest a reliance on engineering solutions and better practice to overcome problems found in the US when evidence suggests that there are inherent risks and impacts that cannot be eliminated.

Rejecting old customs as well as the modern reliance on genetic engineering, Dr. Uphoff, 67, an emeritus professor of government and international agriculture with a trim white beard and a tidy office, advocates a management revolt.

Better management of upstream source areas in poorer countries represents an opportunity to reduce threat lessening reliance on costly engineering solutions.

Najmedin Meshkati, an engineering professor at the University of Southern California and an expert on human performance, said that pilots' reliance on technology leads to atrophy of critical flying skills, "just like muscle atrophy".

An over reliance on one aspect of design, engineering, or construction to deliver great architecture, is likely to deliver disappointment.

Response to disaster events is driven by a hazard-centered approach to disaster perception and a reliance on short-term engineering solutions.

Too much reliance on one business partner can be unhealthy.

We show how a newly legitimized programme of state funding for electrical research both during and after the war led to academic physics and electrical engineering dropping their reliance on patenting by the 1920s, and in the process becoming autonomous sciences each erasing stories of their former collaboration from disciplinary memories.

An example in this category was the mixing oven area at a food products site that involved bulk transfer and mechanical mixing of materials (cultured whey, maltodextrin, food starches, and flavoured additives) with high potential exposures to dusts and liquid aerosols, and a reliance on personal protective equipment rather than engineering controls.