Sentence examples for traditional engineered from inspiring English sources

Because of its resistance to codification by traditional engineered quantification, however, earthen construction has remained largely relegated to the global south and, in Northern Europe, to bespoke small-market construction.

On one hand, scientists have proved the utility of ecosystem services for DRR beyond doubts, say for example, mangroves play a pivotal role in wave attenuation, however, on the contrary, the key question remains, whether ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction (Eco-DRR) approaches are robust enough to substitute traditional engineered DRR strategies and influence a strategic shift.

More importantly, advancements in horizontal drilling and fluid fracking technologies are attracting a broader portfolio of non-traditional engineered subsurface reservoirs that possess complex fluid flow typically through engineered fracture networks.

The rather traditional engineers at Airbus's base in Toulouse, more accustomed to spending than controlling costs, have come to respect his stress on the bottom line.

Alejandro's pathway reflects one of a traditional engineer inspired and informed by his art.

To solve these problems, traditional engineers used knowledge provided only in one of these areas.

These phenomena are non-intuitive to traditional engineers and often difficult to understand.

The lines are blurring between traditional engineers who make designs real and the designers who can now "engineer".

The important actors involved in implementing such technology are engineers - but they must have a broader skills base than traditional engineers.

Traditional Engineer-to-Order (ETO) companies are typically engaged in the production of capital goods or building projects in the construction industry.

As romance with 'nano' spreads from chemists and physicists to traditional engineers, it calls for bridging the methods of macroscale modeling to the phenomena and behaviors of individual molecules.