Sentence examples for improved bridge from inspiring English sources

The responses indicated that there are issues with regulator identification, commercial pressures on pilots in some locations, incident reporting mechanisms and feedback, training opportunities and improved bridge resource management.

The major updates include a new user landing and on-boarding page, increased language support and improved bridging methods to enable users to access the browser in countries where Tor is banned — like Turkey.

Via an improved bridging protocol, we have shown that dithiophenolmaleimides can be effectively employed in situ with a reducing agent to ensure rapid sequestration of the free cysteine residues.

Sharing and integration of such information would facilitate meaningful use of the information and improve bridge management, as well as enhance bridge operation and maintenance and public safety.

This paper studies the capabilities of numerical models to predict the fire response of a bridge and provides modeling guidelines useful for improving bridge design.

In recent years, bridge engineers in Illinois developed an innovative "quasi-isolation" design strategy to improve bridge seismic resilience in geographical regions with low-to-moderate seismicity, such as the Midwestern United States.

The plan calls for $917 million in capital improvements, which include building Route 92, a new Secaucus interchange; moving and expanding Interchange 1; and improving bridges and service areas.

Officials of the bistate agency said the agency would spend $2.05 billion of the new budget to begin buying new PATH trains, modernizing airports, dredging harbor channels and improving bridges and tunnels.

Groups containing autologous BMSCs were only slightly better than JAX™ alone in the amount of bone in the defect but did improve bridging of the osteotomy.

But higher gas tax rates may not be sufficient to improve bridges in some states, Goldberg noted.

The Obama administration called for 478 billion dollars to be used for improving bridges and road over the next six years.