Sentence examples for concern to bridge from inspiring English sources
The instability of precast prestressed concrete bridge girders during construction have been of particular concern to bridge engineers.
If I didn't have any public funding I could completely push back against all this, but in this case I've been trying to bridge the concerns of everyone while trying to take the road of clarifying all the misinformation.
PAGE A25 AGENCY FAULTED ON BRIDGE COLLAPSE Investigators told Minnesota lawmakers that before the Interstate 35W bridge in downtown Minneapolis collapsed last year, state transportation officials had put off recommendations from experts to make it safer, failed to follow their own inspection policies and sometimes allowed money concerns to affect how the bridge was maintained.
Fortunately, these ensconced industries have made significant strides to bridging compliance concerns and changing consumer expectations.
This methodology would certainly help the engineers and policy makers concerned with bridge management to overcome the problem related to prioritization and decision on funding related to rehabilitation of bridges.
The accusations concern repairs to the Third Avenue Bridge, a 109-year-old steel-framed swing bridge spanning the Harlem River.
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Rain−wind induced cable vibration (RWIV) has become a worldwide concern in bridge engineering and wind engineering in recent decades.
The result shows that the magnitude of the stress range of the bridge deck section considered on TBM is in the region of greatest concern of bridge fatigue, and values of fatigue damage and predicted service life, as an estimation of the state of fatigue for the bridge, are found to be reasonable.
(Proponents of the plan have an answer for this last concern: build bridges and tunnels to connect the various parts of Palestine).
The I-35 Trade Corridor Study reported that the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) expressed concern over bridges on the I-35 corridor due to an expected increase of international truck traffic from Canada and Mexico, with the FHWA listing it as "high-priority" in 2005.
