Sentence examples for sense of engineering from inspiring English sources

"All these settlements were laid out with a complicated plan, with a sense of engineering and mathematics that rivalled anything that was happening in much of Europe at the time".

When I went there I thought how brilliant it was to have the smell of diesel fuel in the air, as if to evoke a sense of engineering and machinery.

We examined a context in which novice pre-service teachers and a mentor teacher implemented inquiry-based science instruction to help students make sense of genetic engineering.

Biotechnology in the modern sense of genetic engineering began in the 1970s, with the invention of recombinant DNA techniques.

"We hope to give you a sense of the real engineering going on here," Mansfield said.

Mechanics into Poetry Koons isn't the only Art Car contributor with a sense of industrial-scale engineering.

The business of programming then takes a turn from problem solving in the sense of invention and engineering towards problem solving in the sense of explanation and research.

Rational inattention theory is economic theory that recognizes that people have finite information-processing capacity, in the sense of Shannon and engineering information theory.

Although this way of looking at models makes sense especially in the context of engineering sciences because of their intervening and constructive character.

"I sometimes miss the sense of tangible achievement that engineering can give.

Moreover, the de novo design of bioinspired artificial catalytic systems requires that structural and functional information provided by the natural enzymes is augmented by "a practical sense of structural and energetic engineering tolerances of the mechanism", exemplified by the recent design of peptide-incorporated naphthoquinone amino acids that perform reversible PCET.