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Перевод: engineering

[прилагательное]
прикладной; машиностроительный; инженерный;
[существительное]
техника ; инженерное искусство; инженерное дело; машиностроение; махинации ; происки ; инженерия ; разработка ; проектирование
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Some sectors of industry, notably engineering, suffer from public attitudes which are still remarkably negative and ill-informed.
2. But Birse Group chairman Peter Birse says: "Civil engineering has tightened up recently and big projects such as the Jubilee Line extension and the Heathrow express link have not got going.
3. It is likely that Unit will want to acquire more engineering interests to tie in with the Surrey business.
4. Despite its reputation for fine engineering, Rolls-Royce has never been shy of using outside technology and components, inevitable now for a company of its small size.
5. A weekend of seminars and practical workshops on lighting design and sound engineering.
6. Dipl-Ing Jorg Bensinger, product development director, GKN, Germany; Professor Jim Randle (former chief engineer Jaguar) Automotive Engineering Centre, University of Birmingham; Professor Ruediger Weber (former senior engineer) at BMW and Porsche), Automotive Institute, University of Hannover; Keith Howard MSc, technical editor, Autocar Motor
7. The best-known current investigation is into share-buying in companies where Mr David Abell's Suter engineering group has been active.
8. Plant Safety , Manchester, has acquired Northern Engineering Technical Services , a subsidiary of Northern Engineering Industries.
9. The memoir tells not only of heroic chemical engineering (some of it sounds alarmingly primitive today) but also of bachelor life in upstate New York in the 1950s.
10. On the prospect of engineering "babies la carte", for example, he says little more than "the temptation will remain".
11. A recent report from Manchester University, commissioned by the National Association of Schoolmasters, the Union of Women Teachers and the Engineering Council, asked five and six-year old children about which adults should do which jobs.
12. In principle, genetic engineering increases the diversity of species, but there is a very real danger that big business could concentrate promotional muscle on a small number of successful lines.
13. My own view is of a series of historical accidents, subject to engineering constraints on the one hand, and to the conservatism of development on the other.