Sentence examples for elevated support from inspiring English sources

The crane was being used to build the elevated support structure for the rail line, which will consist of two spurs: one connecting the airport to a subway station in Howard Beach and a second that will parallel the Van Wyck Expressway to connect with the railroad station in Jamaica.

A questionnaire survey was conducted to evaluate workers' perceived injury hazards (physical stress, fall potential, and struck by/against an object) for six finishing tasks (4 taping and 2 sanding tasks) and three items of elevated support equipment.

The presented results showed that putting buildings on elevated supports reduces dusts deposition from downstream of single and inline buildings at short distances, particularly for small particles of about 1  μm.

At the intersection of Greenwich and Murray, Redes and DiAngelo's crew struck the foundation of the old elevated railroad support, gone for generations.

Wild grasses grow from the soil that gathers on the roadway surface around the baseof an elevated track support along Westchester Avenue in the Bronx.Follow Andrea Mohin as she tracks down possible subjectsfor her Adaptation series: nytimes.com/nyregion LENS.

They must thread over or under crossin of transit tubes, and must keep an elevated railway supported along the whole route.

This paper presents an iterative interacting method for analyzing the dynamic response of a maglev train traveling on an elevated guideway supported by piers embedded in soil.

In the context of such hazards indicating deficiencies in the existing seismic design strategy of such structures, dynamic characteristics of elevated tanks supported by cylindrical shaft (shaft staging) are comprehensively studied in the first part of present investigation.

A digitizing tablet is placed horizontally below an elevated board, supporting a computer monitor.

BLyS has been shown to enhance the production of antibodies against heterologous antigens when present at elevated concentrations, supporting an immunostimulatory role for BLyS in vivo.

The similarity on the CNVs in the ENA genes in ISO12, whose adaptation was also carried out in the presence of acetic acid and at elevated temperature, supports a relationship between the function of the ENA genes and these two types of stressors and suggest that such genes have a tendency to CNVs as a common stress response in yeast.