Sentence examples for increase bridge from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hopper of the bridge district said Friday's vote capped an 11-month discussion about corporate partners, which grew in part from public complaints over proposals to increase bridge tolls.

CFRP-plate structural systems were applied to multiple bridges on the M2, and two bridges on the M1, to increase bridge load capacity for heavy military vehicle traffic.

On the east shore of the river, Tarrytown would bear the brunt of increased bridge traffic.

Some structural countermeasures by increasing bridge rigidity were also investigated.

For demonstration purposes, optimization was performed using DE to minimize a cost function that increases with increasing bridge scour (the constraint) and increasing floodplain access (the spatially-dependent design variable).

By applying the linearized approach to probabilistic assessment of the vehicle bridge system reliability, it was shown that system probability of exceedance of admissible limits increases with train speed and reduces with increased bridge self-weight.

With blogs and reporting, cheap Virgin and United flights and an increasing bridge of mutual contacts to the coffee shops of Soma and with access to the investors on Sandhill, there is little reason that this synapse cannot, should not be even faster.

"We are increasingly moving our vehicles from road to rail, in part because of the environmental benefits, but also because over the last few years the costs of road transport have spiralled, thanks to increasing bridge tolls, road tax and fuel costs.

The increase in L eq ∗ with capsid radius in these calculations can be attributed entirely to increased bridge lengths.

The shared functional property of M808-P and S824-P substitutions, causing maximal levels of superactivity, emphasizes that increased Bridge Helix kinking at the two hinges correlates directly with an increased rate of nucleotide addition [ 20, 25].

Increased bridging of clusters by the functionalized polymers was also observed near the free surface.