Unless weather delays the planned President's Day weekend closing, it will be the second-to-last bridge interruption before the new span opens in late 2013.
I am constantly interrupted, interruptions engendered by other interruptions.
A nose-poke by the mice into each hole was scored following interruption of an infrared beam that spanned the hole.
Spanning great spaces without the interruption of columns is certainly possible and, all else being equal, aesthetically desirable.
And not long after the interview excerpt, it was agreed by common consent, that the channel should be changed to C-SPAN, which was televising the convention without commentary or interruption.
The structure of bacterial complex I shows a very long α helix, helix HL, that runs parallel to the membrane plane spanning most of the hydrophobic domain, with a central interruption.
Nicholas Carr, who argued in "The Shallows" that Web use practically causes brain damage, told PBS that technology is "pushing even more distractions and interruptions on us" and thus will never "return to us our attention span".
Yet all tasks are prone to human error given the natural limitations of our memory and attention span and our ability to cope with stress, fatigue, illness, interruptions, new situations, and production pressures.
A majority of patients (57.8%) had only one treatment episode spanning the entire period, a treatment episode being a period of treatment without any interruption.
(Come to think of it the only book I may have read from cover-to-cover without real interruption lately is Sharp Teeth, so perhaps werewolves and blank verse are the way out for a continually shortened attention span).
For instance, the code used a bi-linear stiffness displacement law for the validation of the rail bridge structure interaction and its effects on the rail stresses lead for short bridge spans to rail interruptions.
