Sentence examples for parallel bridging from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, at concentration of 0.2 mg/ml, the very high measured conductance value points to multiple graphene nanoribbons in parallel bridging the two metal electrodes.

To address growing congestion, a parallel bridge south of the original opened in 2007; the 1950 bridge now has four lanes of westbound traffic and the 2007 bridge four lanes of eastbound traffic.

Wind-induced response characteristics of parallel bridges were studied with various separation distances.

The aerodynamics of parallel bridges may be complex and unpredictable, therefore specific wind tunnel tests were conducted.

General conclusion could not be obtained, but the results of this study will serve as an example of complicated parallel bridge response characteristics.

This paper presents the results of sectional wind tunnel studies of the Ewijk bridge, a 270 m span cable-stayed bridge crossing over the river Waal in Netherlands, which during its refurbishment was doubled with a close parallel bridge.

The Manahawkin Bay Bridge is to undergo a rehabilitation project and a parallel bridge will be built to the south.

The technique consists of bridging parallel input and output waveguide segments with an inclined waveguide region of the same basic design that has a lateral dielectric shift.

The Spanish films use voice-over narration and rhythmic montage to create a sense of urgency and solidarity; the American films, shot in 16-millimeter color, capture a country in another kind of crisis, with hippies and war protestors existing alongside revival preachers and drum majorettes, and with no narrators or parallel editing to bridge their differences.

Writing an Energy Descent Plan or building a parallel community — bridges to carry us over the terrible time ahead and into a world we long for — wasn't going to be Transition's strength or its usefulness, as Reuter saw it.

The causeway consists of two parallel road bridges, completed in 1956 and 1969, respectively, each of which runs for nearly 24 miles (39 km) northward across the lake from Metairie (a suburb of New Orleans) to Mandeville.