Eng
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- noun
- Jargon
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ingeniería
- Gardner and Eng identified four Generation Y expectations in relation to libraries, three of which stress the importance of technology (Gardner, Susan, Susanna Eng, 2005).
Examples
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Douglas Densmore, the Richard and Minda Reidy Family Career Development Assistant Professor in the ENG electrical and computer engineering department, came to BU two years ago from UC Berkeley.
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Ahmad "Mo" Khalil, an ENG assistant professor of biomedical engineering and a former postdoctoral fellow under Collins, joined BU last fall.
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Here is my question: if you had to teach the ENG 562: Blog Theory course, who would you use as your examples?
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Calin Belta, an ENG associate professor of mechanical engineering, systems engineering, and bioinformatics, will help design and assemble both the microbiotic robots and the chaperone robots.
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Also last fall, Collins helped to recruit Wilson W. Wong, an ENG assistant professor of biomedical engineering and previously a postdoctoral scholar in cellular and molecular pharmacology at UC San Francisco.
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Recently, however, with encouragement from President Robert A. Brown, as well as Jean Morrison, University Provost and Chief Academic Officer, and Kenneth Lutchen, ENG Dean, Collins has been strengthening the ranks of synthetic biology expertise at BU.
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He studied Eng in college, focusing on mechanical engineering and design.
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She works as an Eng consultant, helping companies improve their technical processes.
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The university offers a degree in Eng, covering various specialties in engineering.
Synonyms
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Work that uses science to design and build machines, structures, or systems
Surface Forms
Etymology
Eng is a short form of engineering, the subject and job of designing and building machines, structures, or systems. So Eng used for a course or major means 'engineering'.