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practical engineer

 

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Term: Practical Engineer

Description:

A practical engineer refers to an individual with expertise and hands-on skills in the field of engineering. They possess a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application, enabling them to solve real-world engineering problems efficiently.

Senses and Usages:

  1. Sense: Job Role

    In this sense, a practical engineer typically denotes a professional who applies engineering principles and techniques to design, develop, or maintain practical solutions, systems, or products.

    Example Sentence: As a practical engineer, John contributed to the design and implementation of the new water treatment system.

  2. Sense: Engineering Education

    Here, a practical engineer refers to someone specialized in practical engineering skills gained through vocational training, apprenticeships, or focused practical engineering programs.

    Example Sentence: The practical engineer's hands-on approach to problem-solving stems from their comprehensive technical education.

  3. Sense: Problem-Solving Skills

    In this usage, a practical engineer describes an individual skilled in identifying and resolving engineering challenges practically, considering factors like cost, time, and resources.

    Example Sentence: The practical engineer quickly devised a cost-effective solution to optimize the production process.

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