Possible jobs with this major: Consulting civil engineer, contracting civil engineer, design engineer, fire risk assessor, nuclear engineer, site engineer, structural engineer, water engineer.
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No. Occupation: Civil engineer Age: 26 Where is your shirt?
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His father retired as a civil engineer, also in Rialto.
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Her father was a civil engineer in Rio de Janeiro.
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His father is an independent civil engineer, also in Plainview.
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He worked for most of his life as a civil engineer.
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As a civil engineer, he might have worked in Calcutta forever.
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His father, also a civil engineer, was an owner of the company.
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A. My father is a civil engineer and my mother a psychoanalyst.
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He was previously an assistant civil engineer for the town of Slidell.
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Her mother was a journalist, and her father was a civil engineer.
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As a civil engineer, she was earning the equivalent of $25 a month.
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His father was a civil engineer, I think, his mother sold newspaper ads.
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His father was a civil engineer at Frederic R. Harris in New York.
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His father was a civil engineer and real estate developer in Panama City.
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His 22-year-old daughter, Noura, a civil engineer, was not so sure.
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Mursi was a civil engineer with a doctorate from the University of Southern California.
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His father, Jeff Deviney, is a captain in the US Navy's Civil Engineer Corps.
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Possible jobs with this major: Civil engineer, design drafter, software test engineer, industrial engineer.
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Her husband is a civil engineer turned stay-at-home father and portrait photographer.
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The groom's mother retired as a civil engineer for the City of New York.
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Her father was a civil engineer who helped build bridges for a German company.
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That proved a winning combination for Charles Watkins, a civil engineer in Newton, Mass.
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She is a civil engineer living in St. Paul, MN. View the discussion thread.
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Her father, Armin, was a civil engineer, and her mother, Borbala Stern, was a teacher.
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Now a civil engineer in his 50s, he feels he was cheated of a childhood.
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Before leaving the country, she worked as a civil engineer for the Iranian Air Force.
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"The protesters have been reacting to the police," Joris, 23, a civil engineer, told Reuters.
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His father is a civil engineer and the former president of the Dominica Football Association.
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He was a proud Palestinian, a refugee, a civil engineer, a farmer and an entrepreneur.
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"It's a lot more efficient," said Olguine Alcide, a civil engineer who managed the project.
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But, civil engineer Cemal Ankay voiced opposition to Imamoglu, questioning his appreciation for the HDP support.
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Many a biologist, ecologist or civil engineer would like things to be as easy as that.
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Her mother, Lillie (Rieger) Gerron, was a homemaker, and her father, John, was a civil engineer.
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Mark Stewart is a civil engineer and risk analyst at the University of Newcastle in Australia.
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The bride's father retired as a civil engineer for the Army Corps of Engineers in Chicago.
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The bride's father was a civil engineer and the chairman of Tekne, an Italian engineering firm.
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A former civil engineer, he serves as the popular mayor of Mozambique's fourth-largest city, Beira.
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His nephew had recently graduated from school and "got a full-time job" as a civil engineer.
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Previously, he had been a civil engineer and he says that elements of the course were useful.
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A civil engineer by training, Roscoe was inspired to create the Donkey Car by a political defeat.
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A civil engineer by training, Vizcarra had been doubling as vice president and Peru's ambassador to Canada.
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Bear in mind, I'm not a climate scientist, or a hydrologist, or a chemical or civil engineer.
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The phenomenon was first described in 1834, by J. S. Russell, a Scottish civil engineer and shipbuilder.
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His father, a civil engineer, is an owner of Bozkurt Insaat, a commercial construction company in Istanbul.
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His father, also retired, was a civil engineer at the Michigan Division Federal Highway Administration in Lansing.
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"I don't think the markets can stay this high indefinitely," said Grafman, a civil engineer in Denver.
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"We're waiting for help to repair the east bridge," co-president Leila Mustafa, a civil engineer, said.
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As a civil engineer, my job was to oversee construction projects like schools, roads, bridges and canals.
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Andrew had been an athletic and charismatic civil engineer in his early 40s, married with two young children.
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Miro is a civil engineer who lives in Kyiv and has been playing the games for 219 years.
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The bride's father, a civil engineer, retired as a vice president of Pape-Dawson Engineers in San Antonio.
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Nieboer explained that, as a civil engineer, he used to work on constructions using dikes with asphalt protection.
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His father retired as a civil engineer with Progressive Design, an engineering and design consultancy in Jackson, Mich.
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Omar said party officials including Khalaf, a civil engineer, had met U.S. officials on visits to the region.
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She retired as a civil engineer and the operations manager of Southwest Regional Water District in Hamilton, Ohio.
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My grandfather, a civil engineer from India, was invited to the US back in the 1960s by MIT.
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Ceravolo worked for most of his life as a civil engineer and brought an outsider sensibility to his poetics.
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"I was a little worried," admits Ahn Seong-Shik, the civil engineer in charge of building the reactor shells.
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Jouthe, a trained civil engineer, who was appointed this week by President Jovenel Moise, is considered an experienced policymaker.
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Among the mourners was Belkis Meireles, a 65-year-old civil engineer who arrived two hours before the start.
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In Episode 4, we meet AJ, a civil engineer who is also an absolute s-n-a-c-k SNACK.
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All are either working or studying, and, apart from Alaa—who is a civil engineer—each has gained refugee status.
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The groom's mother, a civil engineer, owns Arab Water Treatment Center, a regional water-treatment company with headquarters in Baghdad.
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He holds a doctorate and worked as a civil engineer and consultant to corporations in Syria, according to Detroit News.
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A civil engineer who owned a steel manufacturing firm, he was described by the paper as a rising industrial entrepreneur.
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Ricky Smith, a civil engineer in Milwaukee, was featured in the same Washington Post story and video as Olivia Cross.
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The Society of Civil Engineer 2013 Report Card (published every four years) gives America a D+ rating on U.S. infrastructure.
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Prosser, a freelance civil engineer, described the individual as being "extremely large," 6 feet 4 and more than 300 pounds.
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Her father retired as a civil engineer in the Manhattan office of Aecom, an engineering, design and construction management firm.
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His mother is a senior civil engineer in the roadway design division of the New Jersey Transportation Department in Trenton.
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An Army veteran and a civil engineer, she was stationed in Iraq for a year and helped with the rebuilding.
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Loga works in marketing near Madison Square Park and Mr. Loga, 32, a civil engineer, works in the Financial District.
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But when she met her American future husband, Alan Kamman, a civil engineer, she had not started a cooking career.
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His father, Harry, a World War II veteran, was a civil engineer who had helped build the Grand Coulee Dam.
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Trained as a civil engineer, he got his start in business from his father, who had a successful construction company.
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His grandparents, moving up the social ladder, were a teacher, a social worker, a railway worker, and a civil engineer.
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A civil engineer, he moved to Christchurch in 2017 and was in the process of applying for New Zealand citizenship.
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" Asked Franklin Segura, a 31-year-old civil engineer in the capital: "How can this be a case of mistaken identity?
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Today: a civil engineer who makes $72,800 per year and spends some of her money this week on a Twix bar.
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Their job isn't as important as that of the civil engineer or the people installing sandbags or the hardware store proprietor.
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The bride's father, a civil engineer, retired as a manager at the California Department of Water Resources, and worked in Sacramento.
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The military junta revoked his mandate after the 1964 coup d'état, and he went back to work as a civil engineer.
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The bride's father retired as a civil engineer and president of an engineering firm bearing his name in New Milford, Conn.
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My dad, a Ph.D. civil engineer who developed computer models to describe traffic flow, had taken a job in northern Virginia.
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"There's no doubt that we're doing better," said Brian Wolshon, a civil engineer professor and evacuation expert at Louisiana State University.
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"The problem with Wake is the sheer number of birds," said Dillon Brown, 611th Civil Engineer Squadron Natural Resource Program Manager.
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Analysts suggested that Mr. Gyewali, a civil engineer with decades of experience, had been removed for political rather than performance reasons.
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Born Anne Padley in 1845, Goodison married a civil engineer whose career allowed the pair to retire early in the Lake District.
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When we meet 32-year-old A.J., we learn he's an Atlanta native and civil engineer who's been living a double life.
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Having long abandoned his studies to be a civil engineer, Segovia now needed to send money home to help support his family.
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Wilbur Owings Hogue, a civil engineer and the OSS station chief in Léopoldville, was also a part-time author of popular fiction.
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There are disasters waiting to happen, says Eduardo Reinoso, a civil engineer who has studied compliance with building codes introduced after 1985.
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J. Luke Bennecke is a 30-year veteran civil engineer who specializes in transportation engineering and doubles as a techno-thriller novelist.
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A civil engineer by training, Meirelles is the former chairman of now defunct BankBoston Corp and former president of Brazil's central bank.
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Ms. Terenzio, a civil engineer who learned to code after college, realized that none of the senior managers had computer science degrees.
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But it also makes nice bricks, according to Abbas Mohajerani, a civil engineer at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology University in Australia.
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To be considered as a bride for their 103-year-old son, a civil engineer, she would have to delete her Facebook account.
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The groom, 36, is a civil engineer and a senior vice president in the transportation division of Simco, a New York consulting firm.
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"The AIBD airport is definitely a state-of-the-art infrastructure project," says El Hadji Beye, a civil engineer specializing in West Africa.
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A civil engineer, he has seen his father only twice since leaving, and, owing to similarly strong wills, they do not often speak.
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Guy Maunsell, a civil engineer in England, designed forts that could be built on land and then installed out at sea in 1942.
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On a recent afternoon at the construction site, Jeroslav Segedin, a civil engineer, gave a tour of the early stages of the project.
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He had spent forty-some years as a civil engineer, building churches, schools, bridges—practical, useful things—and he knew nothing about painting.
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He works as a civil engineer, but has not been working since October because he has been in and out of the hospital.
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David McIntyre, 64, a retired civil engineer who curls for Scotland, changed into a blue blazer and plaid slacks, the team's dinner attire.
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Vizcarra, 55, was a civil engineer and governed Moquegua in southern Peru before he teamed up with Kuczynski for the 2016 presidential ticket.
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ISTANBUL — For Mohammed, an Iraqi civil engineer, the cruelest experience of his life was not when his father tortured him for being gay.
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The tunnel boring machine, the sort used worldwide for major water and transportation projects, is named for civil engineer Nora Stanton Blatch Deforest Barney.
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"Science isn't respected and it needs to be," said Sarah Binkow, 22, a civil engineer who traveled from Michigan to attend the Washington rally.
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Eishiro Higo, a civil engineer and lead author of the new study, has been researching the problem of evacuation and survivability for some time.
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The Portuguese government confirmed that João Silva, 61, a father of four and a civil engineer based in Johannesburg, was also aboard the plane.
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His father, a civil engineer, retired as a bridge inspector in the Long Island City, Queens, office of the New York State Transportation Department.
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Mr. Sandoval, a civil engineer in Miami, chose the color because it is rare, and because of the attention he gets from car enthusiasts.
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His father retired as a civil engineer in Houston for Chicago Bridge & Iron, a construction and engineering firm that is based in The Hague.
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Mr. Dabash, a civil engineer, was born in Sur Baher a few months before Israel captured it in a war with Jordan in 1967.
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Mr. McAdam, who served six years in the Navy's Civil Engineer Corps before embarking on his career, became Verizon's chief executive in August 22018.
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Tip "Dig canals," says Jim Vearil, a civil engineer who spent nearly 40 years working for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Florida.
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"Elections should be fought on the issues of economy, employment, inflation and not on religion issues," said Syed Salman Ahmad, 27, a civil engineer.
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"Are these rules becoming meaningless under the Trump administration?" said Lois Epstein, a civil engineer who focuses on drilling issues for The Wilderness Society.
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Throughout the whole process I've been consulting with a civil engineer and a naval architect, who I've been bouncing all the ideas off of.
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Any civil engineer has wrestled with metal's habit of expanding and contracting as temperatures change, and the Hyperloop crew in the desert is no exception.
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In his treatise "On Architecture", Marcus Vitruvius, a Roman architect and civil engineer wrote that buildings should be firmitas, utilitas, venustas: solid, useful and beautiful.
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Reuters spoke with Murphy, a 32-year-old civil engineer from Auburn, California, about the challenges of using dynamic visualization to try to change behavior.
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His father, a retired civil engineer, was the chief executive of Promzernoproyekt, a design firm, also in Novosibirsk, specializing in the building of flour mills.
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A civil engineer, he quit his job developing the Havana waterfront for a more lucrative career giving taxi rides to tourists in his unmarked car.
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"He said, 'I'm a doctor; I need to see patients,'" said Bridges, a civil engineer from Louisville who recorded much of the incident on his phone.
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The 36-year-old civil engineer now starts three years of probation and will have to stay in a police station every night between 6 p.m.
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Sisk, a hotel marketing specialist, and Cuccurullo, a civil engineer, had a PDA-free wedding ceremony which was shown during the season premiere on Jan. 1.
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YouTube's Practical Engineering, also known as civil engineer Grady Hillhouse, built a miniature replica that reveals exactly what causes most sinkholes that appear in large cities.
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"It takes a lot of courage to be the first person to run," a Japanese civil engineer told the students of the seaside town of Kamaishi.
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Gravity sensors can detect underground structures 10 to 50 feet underground without drilling expensive boreholes, says Nicole Metje, a civil engineer at the University of Birmingham.
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Her father retired as a civil engineer, designing deep-sea drilling platforms, in the production division in Houston of what was then Amoco, the oil company.
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Mr. Sewani studied to be a civil engineer and in the mid-1980s met his wife through a newspaper advertisement seeking suitors for an arranged marriage.
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His father, a civil engineer, is the research and development manager at ClarkDietrich Building Systems, a manufacturer in West Chester of steel used in construction projects.
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Manny Michelakis, a civil engineer from Whitestone, Queens, who was with his teenage son, Jason, chatted with the owner, John Gatzonis, 69, near the cash register.
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" Luis Vazquez, a civil engineer from Mexico City and a friend of passenger Jaime Montemayor, told the Tribune, "This is the second-most important building in Chicago?
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A civil engineer by training, Khalaf was deeply involved in the politics of northeast Syria from the earliest days of the war, now in its eighth year.
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"It's all about India first, or 'Make India Great,' " said Sujeeth Draksharam, a civil engineer from Houston who supports Mr. Trump and planned to attend Saturday's event.
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His father, Kazuhito Iguchi, a civil engineer, said that cost was a consideration and that his son would also consider playing in Japan or the United States.
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Emily Straley, a civil engineer, said she was trying to isolate herself as much as possible to reduce her risk of contracting the virus or spreading it.
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It was built in the 1930s for civil engineer Lynn Atkinson and later purchased by late Univision billionaire A. Jerrold Perenchio, whose estate sold it to Murdoch.
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KROKOS, Greece (Reuters) - Every autumn, Zisis Kyrou is more often found plucking flowers in northern Greece's purple saffron fields than in his office as a civil engineer.
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" Brian Wolshon, a civil engineer and evacuation expert at Louisiana State University, says such an evacuation is possible, but ideally "they occur while the skies are still blue.
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Its narrator is Marcus Conway, a civil engineer of a very ordinary kind: no grand structures for him, but simply the highways and buildings of his Mayo home.
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Mary's father was a civil engineer who couldn't afford to finish his degree, but made enough money to drive a Cadillac and send his five children to college.
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Ms. Alkebulan, who was bused to an integrated elementary school, went on to become a civil engineer, but it was housing prices that drove her out of Berkeley.
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Mnyaka Sururu Mboro, a civil engineer, teacher and anticolonial activist in Berlin, wants the skulls of ancestors he says were executed by Germans in Tanzania returned to Africa.
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The first step was to collect some baseline data on the soil, said Diane Moug, a civil engineer at Portland State University and principal investigator on the experiment.
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Leopoldo Monzón, a civil engineer and urban planning expert in Peru, said many of these areas had long been unsettled precisely because they were susceptible to flash flooding.
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It was the day after Christmas in 2004, and Fritz, a civil engineer who lived in Georgia, was visiting his parents' home in Zurich, Switzerland, for the holidays.
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"They play a lot on their environmental credentials, but I don't think they care about the environment," said Mr. Larkin, a 47-year-old civil engineer from northern England.
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Alsup was born in 1945 in Jackson, Mississippi, the son of two rural Texans — a nurse and a civil engineer who got his start under Roosevelt's Works Progress Administration.
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But the menace that most concerns Captain Dean VanderLey, the chief civil engineer for the navy in the mid-Atlantic region, is one that is undeterred by military might.
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As a civil engineer, I and many others I know often joke that it would be best if we could just "pick up and move" locations like New Orleans.
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John Wolfe Ambrose, a civil engineer, had had the vision to push for the dredging of the channel to accommodate the new, deeper-draft cruise ships of that time.
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Nobuhiro Kurosaki, 48, was a civil engineer who specialized in designing bridges and underground pedestrian walkways, according to a profile on the website of his employer, Oriental Consultants Global.
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A civil engineer by training, Meirelles is the former president of BankBoston, which was eventually acquired by Bank of America Corp, and a former president of Brazil's central bank.
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Kirchner left office and was replaced by a much more business-friendly President, a civil engineer named Mauricio Macri, who made negotiating with the holdout hedge funds a priority.
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But it is Mulholland — named after the civil engineer William Mulholland, who built the infrastructure needed to bring water to Los Angeles — that encompasses the breadth of the city.
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Officials gave no indication why 40-year-old DeWayne Craddock had notified a superior of his intention to leave his job as a civil engineer in the utilities department.
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Horodniceanu, a courtly civil engineer who was born in Romania and later fought with the Israeli Army in the Six-Day War, took up the cause of community relations.
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A former civil engineer, Macri has cut taxes and trade barriers and eliminated thousands of public jobs as he faces the challenge of reducing government spending while stimulating growth.
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A retired civil engineer from Virginia who said he had voted for Mr. Trump because a relative is a heroin addict, and because the Mexican border is a sieve.
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His father is a civil engineer at Sidney B. Bowne & Son, an engineering consultancy in Mineola, N.Y. The couple met in December 2014 through a mutual friend in New York.
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"We need the bike lanes, absolutely — if you're riding, there's no other place you should be," said David Frank, a civil engineer who takes CitiBikes to job sites around Manhattan.
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Wilhelm emigrated to rural Colombia from Germany before World War II. He was a civil engineer and actually played a big role in modernizing the transportation system of rural Colombia.
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Hamre — who never married or had children, and retired as a civil engineer for the Washington State Department of Transportation — had been all over Europe, Africa and Australia, his brother said.
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BUCHAREST, Romania — Eugeniu Iordachescu, a Romanian civil engineer who helped save some of Bucharest's most emblematic churches from destruction in the 21989s by literally rolling them to safety, died on Jan.
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In order to be eligible for a grant, new houses must adhere to one of 34 seismic-resilient designs published by the NRA, said Bhupendra Aeri, a civil engineer with the agency.
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Stationed at Travis Air Force Base in Northern California, Santos and her husband, a senior airman with the 60th Civil Engineer Squadron, have seven children, five of whom have specialized medical needs.
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Sergiy Kovalenkov, 33, a Ukrainian civil engineer who spent the last three years building hemp structures and consulting on projects in Ukraine, France, Sweden and Jamaica, is beginning a project in California.
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Mr. Catarino, a civil engineer who is trained in architecture, said the interiors are intended to spark inspiration with their mix of materials: old and modern, domestic and industrial, common and unusual.
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Marko is a civil engineer, so we know our design will handle the earthquakes, rains, high winds, and we believe we can significantly discourage intruders from attempting to scale or penetrate our wall.
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James Wedding, a civil engineer who lives outside Dallas, saw Mr. Costik's Twitter post and used his code to set up a remote monitor system for his daughter, Carson, who is now 12.
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A civil engineer by training, the Texan joined the world's largest energy company in 1975 and led several of its operations in the United States as well as in Yemen, Thailand and Russia.
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Victor Zarate's father, who had struggled to find work as a civil engineer in Mexico, found employment in the US in the hospitality industry; he's now a banquet manager at a country club.
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Gibson has long conversed with cultural heterogeneity: Because his father was a civil engineer of the US Department of Defense, Gibson grew up in urban hubs around the US, Korea, Germany, and England.
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Hubert (who will celebrate his 100th birthday this June) is a very successful civil engineer who, together with his father and brothers, built massive infrastructure projects, including highways and dams, around the world.
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The groom's father works in White Plains as a senior civil engineer for the New York Power Authority, which operates 16 electrical generating facilities in the state.. The couple met through OkCupid in 2013.
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John Kelly, a 68-year-old retired civil engineer who lives in the outskirts of San Antonio, said with Clinton and Trump at the top of the ticket, he is horrified by his choices.
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Amir AghaKouchak, a civil engineer and co-author of the study, said growing urban heat risk will require city authorities to think about new measures save lives - something some are already putting in place.
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Sophie Ngassa, a civil engineer and STEM advocate in Bamenda, an English-speaking city in northwestern Cameroon, says the unrest led to school closures which have kept her four children home for several months.
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Layla Moustafa is a 30-year-old civil engineer who now serves as co-president of the Raqqa Civil Council, the city that was once the capital of the Islamic State caliphate in Syria.
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Civil Engineer Eduardo Páez-Pumar stresses that very little attention was paid to the infrastructure while Chávez was in power, from 1999 until his death in 2013, or since Maduro took over after that.
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Born in Spain, she migrated to Venezuela in 1952 when she was 25, fell in love with the country and with a Venezuelan civil engineer who soon became her husband, and had three children.
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She is a daughter of Donna M. Gwin and Robert L. Gwin of Knox, N.Y. The bride's father, who worked in Albany, retired as a civil engineer for the New York State Transportation Department.
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GUÁNICA, P.R. — Not long after José Méndez Marrero, a civil engineer, arrived on Saturday to inspect the damage at a Puerto Rican town crippled by a big earthquake, the ground beneath him groaned. Again.
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Ron Kamstra, a retired civil engineer and born-again Christian who said he deeply supported Mr. Trump's stances on terrorism and immigration, handed out photocopied passages of the Quran that he said encouraged violence.
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His father was a civil engineer and the whole family (my grandparents, father and his five siblings) had recently moved into a new home they built as a mark of their "middle-class" status.
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Ngai Hok Yan, a senior civil engineer in Hong Kong, said that the development could be built to handle massive storms but that there would always be uncertainties in predicting the size of the waves.
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"There is hatred on both sides now, so yeah, I wouldn't feel comfortable showing my passport in hotels or other places in Saudi," said Mohammed, a civil engineer who declined to give his second name.
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His cousin Izzo, who had been studying to become a civil engineer, was killed by a sniper during the Libyan revolution, and Izzo's older brother, Hamed, was wounded but insisted on returning to the front.
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Co-founder and CEO Mursal Hedayat was three years old when she arrived in the UK as a refugee from Afghanistan with her mother, a civil engineer who spoke English and three other languages fluently.
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A civil engineer by training, the Texan joined the world's largest publicly traded energy company in 1975 and led several of its operations in the United States as well as in Yemen, Thailand and Russia.
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"Can you imagine that the cells of an Iranian needed in order to help a U.S. citizen are embargoed?" said Maziar Hashemi, a civil engineer who has lived in the United States since the 1970s.
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Getting serious, she explained that her training as a civil engineer gave her the idea that any problem can be solved if it is studied enough — including the matter of how to play great squash.
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He is a son of Vanessa Dueñas-Wolfson and Martin M. Wolfson of Pine Beach, N.J. The groom's mother is a supervisory civil engineer at Fort Hamilton, which is a Defense Department installation in Brooklyn.
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Patrick Rakotoarison, a civil engineer for the Ministry of Water and Sanitation in Madagascar, had been working on the water extraction project for a month and a half when he spoke to BuzzFeed News in November.
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"The rhythm of 'Heck' doesn't work," said Mr. Renz, whose grandfather was the civil engineer Gustav Lindenthal, who had a hand in the Williamsburg, Manhattan and Queensboro Bridges and was New York City's first bridge commissioner.
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Brian Russell, the civil engineer who served as project manager on the S.R. 99 Tunnel, said the boring machine was 57½ feet in diameter, providing room for spaces for safety systems in addition to the roadways.
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Trained as a civil engineer in Karachi in the 1950s, Araeen took basic art classes at the local US Information Service library before moving to Great Britain in 21991 to begin work as a civil engineering assistant.
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Hala Elminyawi, a civil engineer and one of the organizers of the Sudan Banner, told Hyperallergic in a phone interview that before visual artists were involved, the original idea was assembling an unprecedentedly long list of signatures.
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Officials gave no specific indication why 13-year-old DeWayne Craddock had notified a superior of his intention to leave his job as a civil engineer in the utilities department and are still searching for a motive.
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"I was amazed at the number of trees that had damage," said Mr. Mawry, the chief civil engineer for the city of Miami Beach, who immediately began dispatching teams to tag every tree that could be saved.
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"In the last few years there have been radical changes in the country, like the end of extreme poverty," said Moreno supporter Ramiro Flores, a 60 year-old civil engineer in mountainous capital Quito, outside ruling party headquarters.
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"You have to wait, because you don't know when it will return," said Kao Twan-kao, a retired civil engineer who was watching the nest of a Taiwan barbet on a rainy afternoon in Taipei's Daan Forest Park.
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Allan Chitete, a civil engineer and the Rumphi director of public works, said he thinks the homes will ultimately become widely used, and not just because they cut the need for wood for construction and for baking bricks.
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Ms. Loridan-Ivens married soon after the war, to Francis Loridan, a civil engineer who traveled for his work; the marriage quickly deteriorated, as did her adherence to the French Communist Party, which she joined for about six months.
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Born in India, he had spent his teenage years in suburban Maryland, which is why he carries in his speech a relaxed folksiness; his father, a civil engineer, worked as a science adviser to the Indian ambassador in Washington.
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"We used state-of-the-art aerosol instrumentation to track the biological particles floating in the air around the infant in real-time, second by second," explained lead author Brandon Boor, a civil engineer at Purdue, in a statement.
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His father, a civil engineer, was mobilized to build roads and bridges for the Russian army, and his mother followed, dragging her son along, traveling behind the battle zone, living nomadically, never staying anywhere more than a few months.
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"One of the most difficult challenges with an ultra-deep (+150 m deep) water blowout is that it is difficult to contain," Jonathan Whiting, a civil engineer at the Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, said over email.
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My mother worked as a civil engineer for about a year in 1997, but as a child, I was too much of a pain in the ass to be left in daycare, so she eventually quit for my sake.
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Last year, Alwash, the Iraqi-American civil engineer, was told by an official of the European Union that the dam is most susceptible to failure in the spring, when the snow melts and the Tigris is at its highest.
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A dreary, overextended yawn, this is the latest movie to feature John Dolittle, the doctor turned horse whisperer that Hugh Lofting, a British-born civil engineer, invented during World War I in letters to his children from the front.
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It's filled with a number of entertaining anecdotes, but our favorite is the one about civil engineer Christian Rodriguez, who only took the painful hair plunge after seeing a number of men in church sporting the (other) Madonna look.
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These "slow orders" reduce the energy that a heavy train pushes into the track, thereby avoiding moderate or extreme warping, explained Allan Zarembski, a civil engineer and the director of the Railroad Engineering and Safety Program at the University of Delaware.
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Among them is Guillermo Ponce, a civil engineer living in the Santiago neighborhood of Nunoa, who found out recently that the electoral service had changed his residence to Chilean Antarctica, a largely unpopulated province well over 2,000 miles (3,219 km) southward.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A civil engineer from East Jerusalem is bucking a Palestinian boycott of Israeli politics by running for a seat in city hall with a campaign that demands equitable municipal services while side-stepping the long struggle over sovereignty.
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My father went back to school after several years watching his profession mature as a civil engineer in the 1970s and chose to pursue aerospace engineering in the 1980s, which was impacted dramatically by Moore's Law, materials and advanced manufacturing.
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A civil engineer by profession, Ms. Lindhagen credits the perspective brought by women legislators for a whole list of initiatives, from improved child care, better protection for pregnant women, more opportunities for working mothers and fair tax rates for wives.
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The emotional center rests on Giffels's relationships with his father, a retired civil engineer whose life force exerts itself in the workshop, and with his best friend, partner for bar crawls, rock concerts, road trips and other forms of male bonding.
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"We fell in love with Sivan the moment we met her," said the groom's mother, Ms. Klionsky-Olidort, who was seated inside the deli next to her husband, Joseph Olidort, a civil engineer at Aecom, an engineering firm in New York.
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She is a daughter of Christine M. Ortega and Chris A. Ortega of Santa Fe, N.M. The bride's father retired as a civil engineer for the City of Santa Fe. He is a commercial pilot for Armstrong Consultants in Albuquerque.
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