Sentence examples for bridge indicate from inspiring English sources

The obtained mean structural collapse capacities for the repaired bridge indicate the efficacy of confining repair jackets to be significant (up to 45.5 %) for the post-MS collapse capacity of the earthquake-damage bridge.

Shell casings found near the car on New Los Angeles Avenue under the Moorpark Freeway bridge indicate the shots came from an assault rifle, said Sheriff's Sgt. Ron Nelson.

In a city staff report presented in December, Ken Johnson, Burbank's assistant public works director, said that while signs on the bridge indicate bicycles are not allowed, they are no official signs and the regulations for enforcing such restrictions were not in the Burbank Municipal Code.

In addition to her eloquent local phenomena stands the symbolism of the unfinished bridge, indicating the bisection of tradition and progress, old and new technologies.

The differences in PSD and STFT of both downstream and upstream trusses of the bridge indicated some variations for different speeds of the moving vehicle but did not present the relative differences quantitatively.

Tagging a sign under the London Bridge indicates that you too will return to the origin......an ecological hygiene worthy of ROYALTY ...signaling the Eternal Return of Zarathustra......at 20percentt discount!

(B5 ) 3D model of the connected cisternae and of the tubular bridge indicated by red arrow.

Higher resolution, 3D-projection views of the bridge indicated that SCs were making direct physical contacts with the EdU-labeled vasculature.

The near absence of folding rate retardation due to the R16nva mutation and protonation of the Asp in the D9/R16 salt bridge indicates that the fold-stabilizing D9/R16 interaction (ΔΔ GU ≈ −5 kJ/mol) forms after the cage formation transition state.

In contrast, inhibition of Aurora B at the stage that a cell is ready for abscission forces fission of the intercellular bridge, indicating that Aurora B activity has to drop below a certain threshold to allow abscission (Steigemann et al. 2009).

The results obtained in noncomposite steel bridges indicate that the reliability index is very sensitive to the lateral distribution of live loads.