(A few of the snow blocks were on the ground just below where they had formed an arch, which argues for the engineering-collapse theory over vandalism).
Starving the population and engineering the collapse of their civil institutions are not, in our view, constructive means of disagreeing with Hamas.
Royal Bank of Scotland has been cleared of deliberately engineering the collapse of some of its business customers, but has decided to sell off the £3.2bn commercial property portfolio at the centre of the row.
The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19Talk story about repercussions caused in engineering circles bythe collapse of the Takoma Bridge.
By Mwele Hamburger and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 14 , 1940 P. 19Talk story about repercussions caused in engineering circles bythe collapse of the Takoma Bridge.
Fears about the spread of biological weapons were deepened by the rise of terrorism against Americans, the great strides in genetic engineering and the collapse of the Soviet Union, which left thousands of scientists skilled in biological warfare unemployed, penniless and vulnerable to recruitment.
By engineering a revenue collapse, you'd force future policymakers to restrain spending growth and eventually roll back spending.
Based on FEMA 350 (2000a, b), ASCE 41-06 20077) and engineering judgment, the collapse prevention (CP) is considered by the value of (theta_{ hbox{max} }, =,2,%) in jacket-type offshore platforms.
William F. Compton, who started at Trans World Airlines as a 21-year-old pilot, continued to fly during his rise to the company's executive suite, and helped save the company from collapse by engineering a sale to American Airlines, will retire Oct. 1.
The book does not go on sale until Nov. 12, partly as a signal that it seeks to capture the breadth of the buildings' history and engineering, not just their collapse, said Paul Golob, editorial director of Times Books.
To overcome the permeance loss problem caused by substructure collapse, several engineering approaches were considered.
