Sentence examples for bypassed around from inspiring English sources
Additional compressed air, which is bypassed around the burning section and then mixed with the very hot combustion gases, is required to keep the combustion chamber exit (in effect, the turbine inlet) temperature low enough to allow the turbine to operate continuously.
In 1985, US 218 was bypassed around Iowa City and Coralville, joining I-380 at the I-80 interchange.
Glenrothes has a planned road network with original masterplans establishing the principle that "through traffic" be bypassed around the housing precincts by a network of "Freeway" and "Highway" distributor roads.
However, non-reactive tracer tests and detailed monitoring of the perchlorate plume demonstrated that the permeability loss did not result in excessive flow bypassing around the bio-barrier.
With an increase in system scale flow bypassing around the DNAPL pool increased and the system-averaged conditions for the onset of mobilization changed: a greater system-average Darcy flux or lower interfacial tensions were required for DNAPL pool mobilization.
Apart from flying over it, tunneling under it and bypassing around the wall, America's Maginot line will fail in the same way the first Maginot line did.
The connector runs due northward, and I-75/US 23 turns northwesterly to bypass around Kawkawlin.
PA 405 continues northward, bypassing around Dewart and crossing the railroad tracks it had been paralleling for the distance.
The full 9.2 mile bypass around Cadillac was dedicated to Sidney Ouwinga in a ceremony on October 27 , 2001 and the road was opened to traffic on October 30 , 2001
Earlier studies reported that the material for construction is mostly palmaris longus tendon and triceps aponeurosis, and the procedure is accomplished by drilling tunnels in the ulna, bypassing around the radial neck after threading the construction materials through the bone tunnel [ 32, 33].
When a small group bypassed the cordons around the square and began shouting "freedom", the OMON rushed in.
