Sentence examples for works of engineering from inspiring English sources

Camps like Striker are astonishing works of engineering costing millions of dollars.

But anything is possible in a place that can span from Raphael to fabrics to propellers and works of engineering.

"The public has an appetite for these more daring bravura works of engineering," said Joan Ockman, an architecture professor at Columbia University.

In this approach to animals "as works of engineering," Denny and McFadzean explore several topics not usually covered in introductions to biomechanics.

By putting their heads together, people can produce truly new and interesting works of engineering, though the result is almost always horrendously expensive.

It was a staggering work of engineering.

Crossrail, then, is a mighty work of engineering more dramatic in its making than its completion.

A somewhat different approach to auction problems characterizes the work of engineering professor Silvio Micali.

Troubled by inflammatory eye problems, he began modeling in clay as a respite from the more visually demanding work of engineering.

A work of engineering such as a Maillart bridge or a bridge by Christian Menn can outdo some other works of art, because it is not only a gift to the imagination but also structural in the matrix of the world.

This was a lovely conceit: a very tall building that would have been paradoxically modest, a daunting work of engineering as ethereal, in architectural terms, as the structure of a snowflake.