Sentence examples for either tunnel from inspiring English sources

The water is delivered primarily through two aging tunnels that have been used since the early 1900's, and city engineers have long worried that a problem in either tunnel would leave the city without enough water.

No statistically significant relationship, however, was observed in any MB region with either tunnel pattern (Fig. S2).

Monitoring probes were placed into the hemisphere deemed at greatest risk for secondary injury and either tunneled or fixed by using a triple-lumen bolt.

Most modern commercial bakeries use either the tunnel oven, consisting of a metal belt passing through a connected series of baking chambers open only at the ends, or the tray oven, with a rigid baking platform carried on chain belts.

There are solutions that won't break the bank and don't involve big construction projects (OK, not for the 710 — that requires either a tunnel or extending the surface freeway).

Insertion of new leads via the contralateral subclavian vein with either tunnelling of the leads across the sternum or abandonment of the pre-existing leads; Venoplasty of the occluded vessels; Alternative venous access; Surgical epicardial lead implant.

The alternative options available if ipsilateral venous occlusion is present include: Insertion of new leads via the contralateral subclavian vein with either tunnelling of the leads across the sternum or abandonment of the pre-existing leads; Venoplasty of the occluded vessels; Alternative venous access; Surgical epicardial lead implant.

The analytical model is then applied to some cable models tested in either a wind tunnel with fixed artificial rivulets or a wind rain tunnel with moving rivulets.

In 2013, 20.4m people used the tunnel, either in their own vehicles aboard the tunnel shuttle or as passengers on Eurostar's high-speed trains.

But Mr. De Santis and his colleagues never thought that they would have to get 86 million gallons of water out of the tunnel, either.

Supporters of Hariri had argued that the explosives were placed under the road - either in a tunnel or buried when the road was dug up a few days earlier - but international experts are now certain "beyond any reasonable doubt" that the explosion occurred above ground, Mehlis said.