Sentence examples for bridge age from inspiring English sources

So many have surfaced since then that both Robert Chambers, an ebullient artist sufficiently generous with connections to bridge age gaps and aesthetics, and Bonnie Clearwater, director of North Miami's Museum of Contemporary Art, now estimate the number at well over 1,000.

A summary of the bridge age, average daily traffic (ADT), and observed area for each pair of bridges is shown in Table 2.

A practical application of reliability-based safety assessment is illustrated herein which relates the effects of bridge age, current and future (increasing) traffic volume and loads, and deterioration on the reliability and safety of ageing RC bridges.

One in nine of the nation's bridges are rated structurally deficient, with the average bridge age of 42.

Evola discussed her chosen medium for the Peace Angels: "A sculpture lasts a million years... Clear communication would have to bridge age groups, sex, races, all people, to do what I had in mind -- shift consciousness..

The number of structurally deficient or functionally obsolete bridges is likely to increase in coming years due to continued bridge aging and deterioration and a decrease in funding needed to maintain and repair these structures.

As the bridge aged, heavy trains pulled by two steam locomotives had to stop so the engines could cross the bridge one at a time.

Nearly 13 years after Farr's death, the issue of breast cancer has created a rare bond among the disparate women on the L.P.G.A. Tour, bridging age, rank and nationality, and bringing the women together at charity events, in hospital rooms and at gravesites.

Is this Idol's attempt at bridging age gaps?

On contrary, the relative permittivity of the concrete in older bridges, aged 10 years or more, is presented as open circles in Fig. 4, and ranges between 4 and 12, with an average of 8.4 and a standard deviation of 1.6.

The states on this list tend to have older bridges — their bridges' average age is older than the average age of all bridges nationwide of 43 years.