Engineering is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENGINEERING in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENGINEER, to arrange or contrive
• design and build (a machine or structure)
• modify (an organism) by manipulating its genetic material
• skilfully arrange for (something) to occur
NOUN:
• a person who designs, builds, or maintains engines, machines, or structures.
• a person qualified in a branch of engineering, especially as a professional
• a person who controls an engine, especially on an aircraft or ship.
• a train driver.
• a skilful contriver or originator of something
• the business of the engineer
• Originally, the art of managing engines; in its modern and extended sense, the art and science by which the mechanical properties of matter are made useful to man in structures and machines; the occupation and work of an engineer.
• the practical application of science to commerce or industry
• the discipline dealing with the art or science of applying scientific knowledge to practical problems
• a room (as on a ship) in which the engine is located
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to carry through or manage by contrivance

Words related to ENGINEERING

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Words that contain ENGINEERING

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How to use ENGINEERING in a sentence

• The screw-propeller was already known, but had not been introduced into and made a part of actual engineering practice.
• While known as a possibility, it had no standing in the engineering practice of the day.
• We have such a class of engineers, and to them we owe what of fame we have in the engineering world.
• Bethell, head of the New York company, picked Carty to take charge of the telephone engineering work in the metropolis.
• David Richardson of Newcastle, who has practical knowledge of engineering, that it is the fittest, both from shape and from slight incline of plane.
• They do this well knowing that, as a rule, they must be run by men who cannot take a course in practical engineering.
• Engineering geology, by Heinrich Ries and Thomas L.
• The Iowa State Agricultural College has also two departments of mechanical and civil engineering, the former including a special course of architecture.
• To this are added the departments of Engineering under Professor Eustis, that of Botany, under Professor Gray, that of Comparative Anatomy and Physiology, under Professor J.
• For many years I was connected with steam engineering.
• The one complaint of engineering students is that they find it enormously difficult to gain opportunities for learning the practical side of their work.
• The building of this great military center almost overnight was an engineering feat of no mean magnitude.
• The creative man, whether in the arts or in practical affairs, in poetry, in engineering or in business, is always the man of imagination.
• These positions of natural strength the enemy had improved by the construction of trenches and strong points and other devices of modern field engineering.
• The only trouble was that visitors kept coming at all hours to ask for engineering materials, not knowing that the character of the abode had changed.
• The construction of a reservoir at this place offers no engineering difficulties, and the project may be regarded as extremely favorable.
• One of the circumstances connected with their plans strikingly illustrates the exactness which the science or art of military engineering had reached.
• Little by little, he got hold of the technical knowledge necessary for professional engineering work.
• He therefore saved up a few dollars and, packing his little belongings, departed to complete his education in one of the most famous technical engineering schools of the country.
• Some of the brightest men in the engineering profession have spent years trying to solve that problem, and have not found the answer to it.
• INDICATIONS FOR SUCCESS IN ENGINEERING When engineering first became a profession there were only two classes of engineers, the civil and the military.
• Many of the field engineering party, in their haste, had left their instruments, rods and chains behind.
• From this will be seen how much frequently depends upon the reputation of an engineering firm for honor and judgment.
• Head of Department of Electrical Engineering, Lehigh University.
• Formerly Professor of Telephone Engineering, Armour Institute of Technology.
• Professor of Electrical Engineering, Pennsylvania State College.
• After much debate it was finally decided that he should give up engineering, but should enter the law school and study to be admitted to the bar.

Similar words containing GINEER without suffix ing and without prefix en

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