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Meaning of "brunel"
brunel (noun): a type of large cigar, named after the engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel. The term is used in the context of cigars and smoking
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Brunel and Turn the Tide on Plastic were not able to follow them and a split developed.
A public works engineer, Méka Brunel also holds an executive MBA from HEC and is MRICS.
Brunel set the standard for a well-built railway, using careful surveys to minimise gradients and curves.
The original terminus station was built in 1854 after an original design by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
Isambard kingdom brunel used the teignmouth / newton abbot section to experiment with his atmospheric railway.
Much of the main line station dates from 1854 and was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
I sincerely hope that Mr Brunel receives due credit for this further development of his work!
This first steamboat was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and put into the water in 1843.
Brunel University London offers a range of scholarships for international students . Click here for more information.
Additional studies from Professor Costas Karageorghis from Brunel University have shown improvements of up to 15 %.
Brunel suffered from ill health, but smoked 40 cigars a day and only slept 4 hours a night.
She lies here for almost a year, protected by temporary measures organised by her designer, I. K. Brunel.
I suppose it was old Brunel who had it all changed for his railway, was it?
Brunel and Cochrane patented the tunnelling shield, a revolutionary advance in tunnelling technology, in January 1818.
He subsequently accompanied Brunel to the Monkwearmouth Docks in Sunderland and worked there until December 1840.
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Brunel, linked both banks of the Thames in 1840 by building the world 's first underwater tunnel.
On 7 November 1842 Brunel suffered a stroke that paralysed his right side for a time.
Brunel University London has spent £500 million redeveloping the campus, as an investment for the future.
During the 1830s, Isambard Kingdom Brunel developed a plan for a railway running east-west between London and Bristol.
Since 1966, Brunel has offered undergraduate and graduate degrees that encourage invention, innovation and imaginative thinking.
Brunel was assisted in his work by his son, Isambard Kingdom Brunel, now 18 years old.
Brunel arrived in New York on 6 September 1793, and he subsequently travelled to Philadelphia and Albany.
