Sentence examples for resources engineering from inspiring English sources

Walid H. Shayya, an associate professor of natural resources engineering at Morrisville, said the laptop program had proved especially useful in teaching his introductory class on precision farming.

"I do think there's value in having a variety of funding sources, particularly for the risky stuff," Franklin M. Orr Jr., a professor of energy resources engineering at Stanford, said when the project was described to him.

On Friday at 2 p.m., Lonny Grafman, an instructor of environmental resources engineering at Humboldt State University in Arcata, Calif., will talk about the project, for which he was an adviser.

"On those areas where you need to irrigate to raise crops, it's just dominant," said Derrel L. Martin, a professor of irrigation and water resources engineering at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.

degree in environmental and earth resources engineering at Imperial College London.

The water balance method has been widely used in water resources engineering, particularly in farming applications.

Arne Jacobson, a professor of environmental-resources engineering at Humboldt State University, in California, is a couple of decades older than most of the entrepreneurs I met in Africa.

Therefore, the graphical approach using plotting positions has been applied in many hydrology and water resource engineering fields.

Fluid flow through porous media has been the subject of interest in many areas, such as petroleum and resource engineering, geothermal energy extraction, and/or ground water hydrology, etc., for many years.

The Saaty's Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) is a widely used MCDM technique in the field of water resource engineering (Aggarwal et al. 2009; Bhatnagar and Goyal 2012; Kaliraj et al. 2014).

This work describes a new resource engineering process for greenhouse gas control and metals recovery, and reports initial progress in its development.