Sentence examples for lead to a bridge from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the presence of only one of these residues has been found to lead to a "bridge state" which can adopt both structures [ 41].

A descent through Chillaton leads to a bridge over the river Lyd.

The archaeologists have also found a stretch of a superbly engineered Roman road that probably led to a bridge across the river Walbrook.

A magnitude-7.1 earthquake centered off the Caribbean coast of Honduras leveled homes, led to a bridge collapse and left 2 children dead and at least 40 people injured, the authorities said.

The interaction by oxygen atoms leads to a bridge configuration of NO2 on the nanocomposite.

Nearly all of these alleys once led to a bridge spanning the river.

After half a mile or so, the path veers sharply toward some railroad tracks that lead to a railroad bridge crossing high over the Menominee River.

A walk in the park Adjacent is the leafy Ujazdowskie Park (15) which was first Laid out in 1896, the wide avenues lead to a lake, waterfall and bridges, delivering serenity in the heart of the city.

Another bridge expert, Steven J. Fenves, an emeritus professor of civil engineering at Carnegie Mellon University who is now a guest researcher at the Commerce Department, said the board's discovery would probably lead to a reanalysis of all bridges like the one in Minneapolis, called "fracture critical" because the failure of a single part can make the whole structure collapse.

Another Internet user expressed hope "that the government will put heavy emphasis on this and investigate to find out the real truth, and give both the dead and the living some justice!" A third user was more laconic, remarking, "Tofu engineering work leads to a tofu bridge".

Depending on the magnitude and intensity, these adverse effects can compromise the structural system response and the reliability which may also lead to a reduction of the expected bridge service life.