soil engineer

Soil engineers brought in by the town were trying to determine why the ground gave way.

He's waiting to talk to the soils engineer."

Such elements as interior-exterior waterfalls, an underground shooting range, and an indoor ice-skating rink required heroic work of the structural, systems, and soil engineers.

Yesterday my brother Rex told me of a friend of his, a professional soil engineer, who has a similar driveway problem and has not been able to solve it.

People who can afford it have hired soil engineers to drill holes in their backyards searching for bedrock, which is 40 feet below the landfill on certain lots and 265 feet down on others.

Soil Engineers Investigating Earlier, the Mayor said that if rotted timber was improperly used to fill in the ground of the commons, the owner of the apartment complex could be held liable.

With her mother, an art therapist who encouraged her children to be creative, and her father, a soil engineer, "we had a commune when I was in second grade, which was pretty rare," the actress remembered.

Manmade, Not Geologic Argo T. Parrello, a soil engineer who tested the fill used to form the open yard where children have played during the dozen years the complex has been open, said the earth collapse resulted from "a man-made condition, not a geologic condition."

An incident recounted by soil engineer Barney Barnett to various people was mentioned, where Barnett said that he and a team of archaeologists stumbled across a flying saucer crash with four aliens on the Plains of San Agustin, near Socorro, New Mexico in July 1947.

Even the US Navy (at the time the controlling authority of the island) was involved at the behest of San Francisco in restricting Caltrans soil engineer's access to the proposed site and that delay may have caused up to a two-year delay and many hundred millions of dollars in additional costs.