designing engineer

"There is too big a gap between the designing engineer and the people who actually make the product."

Failure of the main pump brought the designing engineers from the East, who were unable to find the difficulty.

Locomotives for the early railways were usually built in the country of the designing engineer.

More suspicious deaths among American battleship designing engineers follow.

Aryz could see the unwillingness of the designing engineers to examine human anatomy too closely.

I think we'll be able to use that molecular controller on this job; it's almost finished, and with it we'll need a good designing engineer.

The designing engineer had visions of a machine after his own heart-one in which half the weight was not employed in holding it together!

Smith was the chief designing engineer of the Illinois Division of Waterways during the second phase.

"Designing Engineer for Lockwood?

The work project was prepared by the honored architect Baghdasar Arzoumanian and designing engineer Avetik Tekevejian.

He returned in August 1945 in a very poor physical state, then worked for a Hungarian electrical company, Standard Electrical Co. as designing engineer.

Ed Westall was the project coordinator, Buddy Johnson was the project supervisor and David McDonnold was the bridge designing engineer.

Naturally, Waldo could not build it himself, but he could conceive it, and explain it; the Farthingwaite-Joneses could well afford the services of a designing engineer to build the child's conception.

Mr. Coffinberry was chosen president and financial manager; Mr. Wallace, vice-president and general superintendent; William M. Fitch, secretary, and James Wallace, designing engineer.

There he became the first designing engineer of the Bureau and later, between 1924 and 1945, served as the chief designing engineer in charge of all civil, electrical, and mechanical design.

In 1959, after graduating from the Omsk Polytechnic Institute Chernousov worked as a designing engineer at the Siblitmash factory, then taught engineering at the Novosibirsk Railway Transportation Institute.

John Fuller, designing engineer, helped the two men to build a ship which used the drive in order to have a weapon to seek out and capture the mysterious Air Pirate whose robberies were ruining Transcontinental Airways.

He was articled to the Townsville civil engineers and architects Eyre & Munro, and joined the Queensland Government's Bridge Department as a designing engineer in 1896, later becoming engineer in charge of railway construction.

A decade before the Civil War - and a full 30 years before his masterpiece opened to traffic in 1883 - the bridge's designing engineer, John A. Roebling, came to High Falls to build a new aqueduct for the 108-mile-long Delaware and Hudson Canal.