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Applied Science and Research - Engineering

Study terms related to engineering disciplines, technical professionals, design, testing, machinery, prototypes, maintenance, and precision instruments.

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engineering

the practical use of science and math to design and build things for industry or daily life

Ex: Engineering requires careful planning and precise calculations. 
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chemical engineering

the application of chemistry to solve practical, real-world problems

Ex: Chemical engineering helps turn raw materials into useful products like plastics and medicines. 
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civil engineering

a field of engineering that deals with the design, construction, and repair of buildings, bridges, roads, etc.

Ex: Civil engineering plays a crucial role in urban development and city planning. 
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electrical engineering

a branch of engineering that deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics, and electromagnetism

Ex: Electrical engineering is crucial in the design and development of electrical power systems for homes, industries, and cities. 
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mechanical engineering

a branch of engineering that involves the design, analysis, and manufacturing of mechanical systems

Ex: Mechanical engineering is central to the design and development of engines for automobiles, airplanes, and other transportation vehicles. 
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robotics
robotics
[noun]

the field of artificial intelligence and engineering that deals with designing, building, and using robots

Ex: Robotics has revolutionized manufacturing by automating assembly lines. 
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engineer
engineer
[noun]

a person who designs, fixes, or builds roads, machines, bridges, etc.

Ex: An engineer's job is to apply scientific principles to solve engineering challenges. 
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technician

an expert who is employed to check or work with technical equipment or machines

Ex: He's an automotive technician, specializing in diagnosing and repairing engine problems. 
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technical
technical
[Adjective]

relating to the practical application of scientific principles in a specific field

Ex: The technical manual provided step-by-step instructions for assembling the device. 
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blueprint
blueprint
[noun]

a detailed technical or architectural plan showing dimensions, materials, and specifications for construction or production

Ex: The architect drew a blueprint for the new library. 
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bench test

a test done on a machine or part in a lab before it is used or sold

Ex: The engineers ran a bench test on the new engine before installing it in the car. 
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overhaul
overhaul
[noun]

a thorough inspection and repair of a machine or system to improve its performance or extend its lifespan

Ex: The aircraft underwent a thorough overhaul to ensure all components met safety and performance standards. 
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prototype
prototype
[noun]

an early or preliminary model of something from which other forms are developed or copied

Ex: The engineers created a prototype of the new electric car to test its performance and safety features. 
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to cannibalize

to take usable parts from one broken machine or device to repair another

Ex: The mechanic had to cannibalize an old truck to fix the customer's transmission. 
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mechanism
mechanism
[noun]

a mechanical device or system with moving parts that work together to perform a specific function

Ex: The locking mechanism on the door jammed and wouldn't turn. 
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simulation

the imitation of a real process or situation using a model or computer program for study or training

Ex: The flight simulator provides a realistic simulation for pilot training. 
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assembly
assembly
[noun]

the procedure of putting together the component parts of a machinary

Ex: The assembly of the car engine took six hours. 
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to operate

to start, run, or maintain the functioning of a system or process

Ex: The technician operates the power plant to ensure a steady electricity supply. 
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to troubleshoot

to identify, analyze, and resolve problems or malfunctions in a system, device, or process to restore it to proper functioning

Ex: She troubleshoots the network issues daily. 
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precision
precision
[noun]

the quality of being very careful and accurate, especially in performing tasks or making measurements

Ex: The engineer worked with great precision to ensure the machine was perfect. 
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instrument

a device or tool that requires specific knowledge on how to be used

Ex: The scientist used a complex instrument to measure the chemical reactions accurately. 
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meter
meter
[noun]

any device or instrument used to measure a specific quantity, such as length, flow, or electrical usage

Ex: The water meter outside the house tracks how much water the family uses. 
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