Sentences with phrase «engineering point of view»
The phrase "engineering point of view" refers to looking at something from the perspective or viewpoint of an engineer. It means analyzing or considering something based on the principles and methods used in engineering, like problem-solving, designing, and building. Full definition
We did it from an unconstrained engineering point of view, and we did it to create some buzz and get people excited.
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As a child, Zhang moved with his family from China to Des Moines, where he worked in a gene therapy lab as a high school student; the experience taught him to think about biology from an engineering point of view.
Additionally, Remap will be running an activity that looks at a number of different scenarios where children have to think about the solution from an engineering point of view and become engineers themselves.
This is a job from an engineering point of view, it must be done continuously [throughout development] to be able to define the right set up of the car.»
It looks easy from an engineering point of view, yes the technology is there, there is space to deploy it, and it could be done at feasible monetary cost, but again, you have the problem of public opposition.
From an engineering point of view it is wholly reasonable and expected that the amount of energy transferred from the surface to the atmosphere by both convective and radiative methods be comparable in magnitude.
With the news this week that the UK is to be funded by the European Union for carbon capture projects, it's time we considered the whole shebang from an engineering point of view, but with simple maths too.
The meeting showed that climate predictions and seasonal climate outlooks at present have the highest potential to be more readily used, while predictions of climate variability and change are not yet ready to be applied from an engineering point of view.
From an engineering point of view, this is perhaps a noble feature.