Women in engineering
Across
- 4. Occurring, active, or in existence right now
- 8. The artificial application or supply of water to land, crops, and plants using systems like pipes, canals, or pumps
- 10. the gradual wearing away, destruction, or removal of soil, rock, or other surfaces by natural forces like water, wind, ice, and waves
- 12. Including many different types of people or things, or being very different from each other
- 13. A collection of instructions, computer programs, or data
- 14. an adverb meaning "in the end," "finally," or "at the most basic and important level"
- 15. something that can be replaced, grown again, or kept going without running out
- 17. A low, triangular or fan-shaped area of land (alluvial deposit) where a river splits into smaller channels (distributaries) before flowing into a sea
Down
- 1. The feeling of trust in one's own abilities, or the belief that someone or something is reliable, safe, or certain
- 2. The natural environment or surroundings in which a plant, animal, or other organism normally lives, grows, and finds what it needs to survive
- 3. Existing in or spreading through every part of something
- 5. the activity or process of bringing services, education, information, or support directly to people where they live or spend time
- 6. the overflowing of water onto land that is normally dry, usually caused by heavy rain, melting snow, or overflowing rivers and coastal tides
- 7. introducing or using new ideas, original methods, or clever and different approaches
- 9. to carry out an action, task, or duty, to function in a specific way, or to entertain an audience
- 11. Made up of many connected parts or hard to understand
- 16. The process of controlling, organizing, and directing resources (such as people, money, time, and materials) to achieve specific goals efficiently and effectively