The design procedures for the bridge girders in the proposed deck system should be reevaluated, including the impact of the gap (similar to a small "web opening" at the juncture of deck and girder top flange) on vertical shear resistance, load distribution factors, dynamic allowance factors, and effective flange width.
"In all candor," she said, "I was looking for something less painful, less expensive and quicker to do -- and at this juncture, nothing else has percolated to the top".
The top adviser's remarks came at a critical juncture.
However, at this juncture, there was a bitter distraction: the feuding at the top of the party between Bormann, Goering and Himmler added to the air of crisis surrounding life in the bunker.
It's a production set that took shape 25 million years ago with volcanic activity virtually on top of the San Andreas Fault, at the juncture of the North American and Pacific tectonic plates.
The primitive root of left mesocolon was incised from bottom to top, starting at the promontory and arriving at the duodenojejunal juncture.
Mayr-Achleitner had never previously beaten a top 30 opponent, but Jankovic seemed capable of losing at several junctures of the match.
He told one of Mr. Obama's top aides last month that ties between the two countries stand at a "critical juncture" and it is time to explore "a new type of great power relationship".
For the reasons I outline below, we are at an important juncture in the evolution of how we connect to the Internet and how services are delivered on top of the platform.
After five years of dutiful behind-the-scenes work at Madison Square Garden, Grunwald will step into the spotlight Friday as the top basketball executive for the Knicks, one of the league's most political franchises, at a most critical juncture.
