Sentence examples for standard engineering from inspiring English sources
1d and 3d CFD simulation is a standard engineering practice on 4-stroke engines.
Its method of instruction has more in common with a liberal arts college, where the focus is on learning how to learn, than with a standard engineering curriculum.
It is standard engineering practice to attach an estimate of error or uncertainty to a central estimate – to provide only a central estimate can be highly misleading.
He used these, together with standard engineering parts ordered from catalogues, to create sculptures which simultaneously suggested curious machines and totems from some lost but technologically advanced culture.
Mr. Jahn, an angular and energetic 73, who still teaches the standard engineering curriculum including his specialized field, the plasma physics of spacecraft propulsion, is used to the criticism, and dismisses Mr. Anderson's assertion.
For example, continuum modeling is standard engineering practice when studying the flow of fluids such as air or water, the bending of elastic materials, the distribution or flow of electric current, and the flow of heat.
"As far as education is concerned it was absolutely equal, to the extent that at the technical universities – the very high-standard engineering universities – I think 30% of students were women" (this was in the 1960s – engineering courses at Imperial College London still have a male to female ratio of 5 1 today).
They are already subject to manufacturing standards, engineering testing, animal testing when a new electrical waveform is proposed and certain clinical testing.
Alejandro's pathway seems somewhat standard for engineering; he had 6 years of engineering schooling, which allowed him to obtain a Mechanical Engineering degree with an emphasis in Mechatronics.
John Perry, an engineer of some repute, who had set the standard for engineering reports in 1727, began work in 1730, and was followed by John Grundy, Sr., a pioneer in applying scientific principles to civil engineering problems.
"This is a pretty standard coastal engineering problem," Dr. Beck said.
