Many organisms appear to have a single TF protein; however, Caenorhabditis elegans has multiple TF proteins that act together to bridge the width of the SC (MacQueen et al. 2002; Colaiácovo et al. 2003; Smolikov et al. 2007, 2009; Schild-Prüfert et al. 2011).
This patient also showed occasional remodeling units within the fracture; these bridged the whole width of the gap.
We walked out onto Musselman Arch, a remarkable stone bridge the width of a one-lane road that drops at least 1,000 feet on either side.
This technique will create a bridge the width of 2 pennies, as seen in the photo.
A pedestrian bridge bisects the width of the Turbine Hall.
The horizontal and vertical axes of the deck surface in Fig. 14 represent the bridge length and the bridge width from the center line, respectively.
The cost calculation is based on the predefined bridge width, the bridge length identified in the first step, and the pier height that depends on the vertical alignment and the ground elevation extracted from the GIS database.
The existing bridges, which are narrow and intimidatingly caged, will be replaced with open landscaped bridges three times the width, bringing people across to the top of the sloping berm, which will also seclude the new park from traffic noise.
Whitfill (2008) proposed an alternative approach to optimize bridging considering fracture width instead of pore throat sizes.
Soon the herd became a moving, breathing bridge that spanned the width of the river.
Recently, LCMO microbridges with different widths were also fabricated by EBL method, where the MIT temperature was found to be decreased as reducing the bridge width, and the MIT even disappeared over the measured temperature range for the bridge with a width of 500 nm[76].
