Sentences with phrase «engineering codes»
"engineering codes" refer to specific guidelines or rules that engineers follow when designing and constructing structures or solving problems. These codes help ensure safety, efficiency, and quality in engineering projects. Full definition
Biologists are turning to computer programming tools to reverse - engineer the code built into our bodies
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In July 2014, USGS published its most recent update to its national seismic hazard map, which is incorporated into engineering codes for buildings and bridges.
A good example of this is the Livecoding.tv platform, where thousands of coders learn to code every day by watching engineers code live.
For five years, Vokes had inspected TransCanada projects across North America and, too often for his liking, found they were poorly constructed and didn't meet engineering codes.
Constructed and repaired Great Lakes and Ocean going vessels maintaining ABS (American Bureau of Shipping), US Coast Guard and US Navy standards as well as American Welding Society and American Society of Mechanical Engineers codes.
Evan Vokes is a former employee of TransCanada and is now accusing the company of ignoring pipeline regulations and engineering codes and warns that the pipeline will likely leak.
He claims that the repair work in Texas proves the company is still ignoring the engineering codes and regulations that guide pipeline construction and warns that Keystone XL will likely leak.
Possess comprehensive knowledge of construction materials, building and engineering codes and cost control measures.