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mechanical engineering

noun

  1. the branch of engineering dealing with the design and production of machinery.


mechanical engineering

noun

  1. the branch of engineering concerned with the design, construction, and operation of machines and machinery
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mechanical engineering

  1. The branch of engineering that specializes in the design, production, and uses of machines . The physics of mechanics is widely used in mechanical engineering.


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Derived Forms

  • mechanical engineer, noun
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Other Words From

  • mechanical engineer noun
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Example Sentences

Local community colleges with electrical and mechanical engineering programs will be able to give eligible students internships to gain experience working with zero-emission transportation.

Right now, with less than a decade left to go, we’re at “about a tenth of that,” says Tonio Buonassisi, a professor of mechanical engineering and head of the Institute’s Photovoltaics Lab.

Michael Webber, an energy expert and mechanical engineering professor at the University of Texas at Austin, said the original proposal could have helped in identifying trouble spots within the state’s power plants.

I also started working on my mechanical engineering doctorate because I didn’t want anybody saying I couldn’t do that job.

He graduated in 1956 with a degree in mechanical engineering.

I'm an Associate Professor of Engineering & Public Policy and Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University.

Other popular majors: economics, business, and mechanical engineering.

Mechanical engineering is a profession whose medium of endeavor lies in the metals.

Thus mechanical engineering offers largest and quickest returns.

In this I succeeded, and I was able to return to my native country and my mechanical engineering a comparative Croesus.

Possibly a slightly better knowledge of mechanical engineering is required for making public opinion, but the process is the same.

His great desire was to be a mechanical engineer; it ended in his devotion to “the mechanical engineering of living machines.”

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