Examples of engineer

• a sound engineer

• As an engineer, he was a disaster.

• He started his working life as an engineer but later became a teacher.

• A top German engineer has been appointed to troubleshoot the cause of the accident.

• The engineer soon got the air-conditioning up and running again.

• During its life cycle, engineers and designers make many representations of a product.

• That is, to elaborate on how to engineer artificial systems with desirable emergent properties.

• For example, a pinned roller suppor t can be represented by an image containing the usual symbolic notation used by engineers.

• The design process was performed by a team made up of a structural engineer, a construction planner, and a project manager.

• This level of description is sufficient for an engineer to consider initial design feasibility.

• He further repeats the tired official lie that war veterans engineered the subsequent farm invasions.

• Trustworthiness of the engineers was also paramount in attempts to establish railway locomotives as a safe, reliable, and cheap form of transportation.

• The engineer decides how to use the input as admission, omission, or rejection.

• Experienced engineers have rapidly become engrossed with the possibilities of the approach and intrigued by some of the results when given access to hands-on experimentation.

• Identification of nematode secretions suitable for the plantibody approach to engineered resistance in plants.

• Any introduced population of this species could thus potentially transmit several human diseases unless specifically engineered to be refractory to all of them.

• A design standards review forum was set up consisting of four senior engineers.

• The most important genetically engineered crops that have been introduced contained genes encoding insect resistance and herbicide tolerance; they were soybean, maize, cotton and canola.

• The understanding of a domain is very difficult to explicate and requires the highest skill from the knowledge engineer in elicitation.

• Admittedly, the task for the knowledge engineer does get harder, because the elicitation sessions require much more preparation.