Sentence examples for due to bridge from inspiring English sources

"That's why there were a lot of inductions scheduled right after 9/11, due to bridge closures".

Bridge beam ends are specifically prone to corrosion and premature deterioration, typically due to bridge deck joint leakage (Ahlborn et al. 2002).

There will be no Yellow Line service this weekend between Fort Totten and Archives due to bridge work on the Yellow Line bridge over the Potomac River--including the structure's annual inspection--as well as switch replacement outside L'Enfant Plaza.

The algorithm for SDE estimation can be challenging to implement due to bridge sampling and is computationally expensive.

For the fully reacted sample (t = 8 d), the two signals at δ = -81 ppm and -85 ppm are due to bridging and non-bridging Q2 Si-O-Al and Si-O-Si linkages, respectively.

We observe from 29Si MAS NMR two signals at δ = -81 ppm and -85 ppm due to bridging and non-bridging Q2 Si-O-Al and Si-O-Si linkages, respectively.

The size increased even more with a high lipid to pectin ratio probably due to bridging flocculation.

The measured strains are input to an inverse parametric numerical model to obtain the traction separation relation due to bridging.

We propose that these bands are due to bridging CO2 between AuTi and AuAu centers formed via direct oxygen atom transfer from the titania surface to AuCO.

Stress state around crack tips in aluminum alloy layers further deviates from induced stress due to bridging of load over cracks towards stronger fibers, commonly referred to as fiber bridging.

The first Di 3 ran on the Røros Line in 1964, that had previously been denied due to bridges with insufficient axle load permits.