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(151) He also obtained a diploma from Dublin School of Engineering.

(152) H.. Doing traffic engineering at the ballot box is fools' work.

(153) A flexible engineering system had been introduced after considerable debate about the worthwhileness of the investment.

(154) Almost everywhere these edifices of civil engineering, the basis of life in urban Britain, have been taken for granted.

(155) It has added courses in its industrial engineering and automotive divisions that teach more advanced skills.

(156) Meanwhile, the firm has opened a technology engineering centre in Kanagawa Science Park, Tokyo.

(157) This political dimension may make the massive civil engineering work even more hazardous.

(158) They were the basis of the first textbook on chemical engineering which Davis published in 1901.

(159) Genetic engineering techniques will speed up the development process for the AIDS vaccine, but these experimental new techniques still require time.

(160) It would provide the maximum area of water within the engineering constraints and would be broadly equivalent to mean high water mark.

(161) The Engineering School had an extensive program of its own for disadvantaged students.

(162) When I was transferred to another engineering division, I asked special permission for that sergeant to go with me.

(163) You should, ideally, have a degree in engineering or science.

(164) I became 110 Women in Engineering an electrical engineer, by the way, because I was terrified of machines.

(165) Wirral-born Mike joined the company in 1979 from Newcastle University where he gained a chemical engineering degree.

(166) He felt that civil engineering was unladylike, that she should become a solicitor or an accountant.

(167) Wagner set his sights on a degree in electrical engineering, and he followed his star with a fervid intensity.

(168) It was built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel in 1841 and at the time it was acclaimed as an engineering masterpiece.

(168) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(169) Cambridge, besides its university, has much electrical engineering, especially for radios, television sets and computers.

(170) The regional overviews will form the background for detailed case studies of the engineering sector.

(171) They date from a year later and are the product of a different engineering team - Bob Auger and Douglas Terry.

(172) Recruiters were ordered to sign up more high school graduates who showed high aptitudes for science, engineering and electronics.

(173) He began a technical apprenticeship at the Empress Engineering Works.

(174) So will the investment in capital goods and engineering skills needed to modernise outmoded factories.

(175) The two largest declines came in engineering and general and administrative expenses.

(176) In certain branches of engineering, liaison with clients and their sites can mean a significant amount of travelling for the engineer.

(177) Staff within Engineering Project Management are leading a ￡760,000 environmental project designed to reduce the heavy metal content in industrial liquid discharges.

(178) Access to Gas Services Installation Short cut course to gas services engineering for central heating and related areas.

(179) Its biggest uses are in industrial cleaning for degreasing engineering parts and electronic circuit boards.

(180) Undoubtedly the most beneficial skills brought to the farm were engineering and building skills.