Sentence examples for the abet from inspiring English sources
verb
To urge on, stimulate (a person to do) something desirable.
This process is applicable to satisfy the ABET Criteria 2014 for accrediting new and existing B.Sc. Engineering Programs.
Nelson and Fosmire (2010) mapped the ABET engineering accreditation Criterion 3 to the ACRL Standards for Science and Engineering/Technology Performance Indicators.
The ABET Criteria for Accrediting Engineering Programs are based upon the knowledge, skills and behavior that students acquire in a program through the curriculum.
In this novel attempt, it is used for teaching "Complex System Development" with the goals of covering software engineering principles and satisfying partially the ABET accreditation requirement, i.e., for students to acquire the ability to apply design and development principles in the construction of software systems of varying complexity.
American inaction, seen by most people here as the abetting of their tormentors, is turning the generally pro-American sentiment of this important country to distrust.
QUESTION FROM JEANNE G.: What do you think about Sven Birkerts's opinion (in an essay in The Atlantic, 3/2/09) that the Kindle "abets the decimation of context"?
The U.N. peacekeeping mission in the town abetted the killings instead of preventing them.
They charge in the suit that the developer, abetted by the landmarks commission, has ignored restrictions set by the city to preserve the building's interior character.
Rather, they're simply a trick of the eye abetted by the peculiarities of the powerful microscopes used to image them.
The Ahly fans are equally furious; the massacre, abetted by the government, they say, must be punished, or they will take action.
Mr. Tykwer and the Wachowskis — abetted by the heroic editing of Alexander Berner — have abandoned this symmetrical literary design, opting for the more cinematically manageable technique of crosscutting.
