Ooof... first things first... I'm sorry to have been innacurate while expressing myself. When musing the signifficance of a ph.d. in near future, I of course projected it on the popullation in relevant areas, or, more accurately, in Engineering practice / schooling. Not people with Ph.ds in...
Hello all,
I'm using Catia v5r16 and doing a thermal plant layout with pipes made in piping design module. When I try to export the model in .igs, .stp or .3dxml, the model translates correctly except all the pipes are gone. Fiddling with .stp options got me to get the pipes in the Tree, but...
Interesting points here...
I sort of thought that engineers were also human beings and were competent in other fields aside of engineering. I also thought a unique property of a human being was the possibility of learning on other people's experience without seeing it done or trying it...
I see the opinion here is that a ph.d. is pretty much either unnecessary or useless in general engineering - unless one wants to do research or teaching... Which is pretty much how I thought about it too. At present, my idea is to start a ph.d. study since I have an opportunity to, and then...
Well...
In my non-medical opinion, I know quite a few twins, and they all seem to be just fine. Also, some women are genetically predispositioned to have a multiple birth, and it has nothing to do with their age. Just take what nature gives, I think the real question was how to have a career and...
waytsh,
I don't own a company but my parent does. The name is an acronym of what the firm focuses on. While not overly descriptive unless you actually know what it means, it's easy to remember and is actually such that it makes up a word that sounds "technical".
I think your lawyer is right in...
HgTX,
agreed, for medical stuff one should rely on their doctor, not 'net... What's wrong with multiple births? You solve everything at once! [afro2] Then again 2-3 babies crying at ONCE, oh good gods... [morning] [bigsmile]
I actually read results of a study that said that childbirth at 36 brings minimum risk of osteoporisis and muscle detherrioration in a woman's body... I read this in a magazine, though, so I can't provide the source. I also read simmilar things indicating that a woman should avoid pregnancy...
Thank you all for your replies... What prost said is pretty much what I figured, so I'm not quite sure what to do. My field of interest is modelling in fluid dynamics. Ideally I'd want to do car or aeroplane aerodynamics optimisation, however any simillar work would do (wind / water / gas /...
While trying to figure out which direction I should take in my future career, a ph.d study has come up as an interesting alternative. I already have an equivalent of European MS degree (dipl.ing. in my country) and have a good opportunity for a ph.d. study in a field I'm interested in, plus work...
I'd also suggest you take notice that most people giving advice here are men. While, by what I see here, it seems they took full responsibility and did their share of taking care of their babies/toddlers etc, they didn't have to go through the physical degradation a woman's body goes through...
I think engineering field has grown too big to make a 1-sentence definition, or anything even remotely close to it. It goes for other professions too. EG, when you say "doctor is a person who heals/cures people", how does this apply to, for instance, plastic surgeons who specialise in beauty...
To piggyback this thread,
I can't seem to open .dxf and .dwg 3D files in Catia. They get "flattened" and opened in Drafting module. Is there a way around this (other than exporting it all to IGES and getting an enormous file in the end)...?
