The paper will elaborate on the selection of the construction method for traversing under Gongbei Port, on the basic principles of the pipe-roof and soil freezing underground excavation method, on the design of a long-distance and large sectional curved pipe roof, and the design of long-distance horizontal precise soil freezing curtain.
Nearby, Ben Mortimer's One and the Other reads like a catastrophe frozen in time: a curtain of shattered glass falls diagonally into a structure of splintered wood emerging from the floor.
For one minute, the curtains open and the viewer can see this significant moment, frozen in history.
The west, with cold war mindsets still frozen in place, simply could not work out how to deal with sub-strategic-level conflict beyond the old iron curtain.
THE stately descent of an eyelid; the five-minute burning glance; tears frozen on a heroine's cheek; the moustachioed hero standing to pained attention; the slowly circling dance of attendants in and out of curtains to some interminable tune.
Freeze until fully frozen.
Past the velvet curtain that keeps out the freezing March day, the welcome is fantastic, like entering a speakeasy or a gambling den.
The loft, where she has lived since 1980, has a few cozy touches, like lace curtains and a curiosity cabinet filled with decorative china, but it is also freezing cold.
If you were to actually hie yourself up to Fairbanks this winter to watch these shimmering celestial curtains, the only sound you'd hear is that of your toes, as they freeze up and crack off.
Both chambers had one transparent wall, and thus freezing responses of animals in the chamber could be observed by experimenters from the small hole on the surrounding black curtain and were automatically videotaped by computers.
