Sentence examples for think of engineered from inspiring English sources

Most engineers think of engineered systems as static but Rasmussen emphasized the dynamic part of systems and accidents, and described how systems migrate towards states of high risk under competitive and economic pressures.

The result is that Britain's children think of engineers as fixers rather than makers.

So this summer the American Association of Engineering Societies AAESS) commissioned its own Harris poll to find out what Americans think of engineers and what can be done to raise their status.

Furthermore, from these observations, we are encouraged to think of a more engineered system based on in vitro hippocampal neurons, as a novel sensitive system for electrophysiological evaluations.

The grievance at the heart of that joke is that we wrongly think of the engineers' attitude as callous, when to their mind, in their focus on identifying the real problem, they are the opposite of callous.

"I think of the user," engineer Is Angieri told TechCrunch.

When we think of famous civil engineers from the past, we think of Isambard Kingdom Brunel and Joseph Bazalgette, the great engineer of the Victorian age who saved London from cholera by constructing new sewers.

Think of such skilled engineers as emerging from the end of a pipeline which draws from the entire population of the world.

Think of your radio engineer with her eye on the stopwatch.

Mr. Phillips learned to recite, with a straight faces, lines like the following: "We at Quiddity think of ourselves as genetic engineers of language, and a soundly engineered name is the foundation of effective marketing".

(Which, during the Grand Coalition years, and in comparison with most any other E.U. government — think of the sale of Opel engineered to protect German interests rather than its partners in Belgium, Spain and Britain, or Berlin's refusal to commit to a common E.U. bailout fund a year ago — played very nationalistically).