Sentence examples for significant bridge from inspiring English sources
I built a large barn, I built a significant bridge, where each one of the beams was 18,000 pounds.
You don't really have to know a truss from a cantilever to enjoy Mr. Richman's ramblings about what seems to be every significant bridge in New Jersey.
At 32, Mr. Gold will be the youngest associate artist on the Roundabout roster and will probably be a significant bridge to more emerging and experimental theater artists.
While fans whirred overhead in the high-ceilinged building I made my way through the stacks, moving from children's books to adult fare – Mary Renault's Alexander trilogy was a particularly significant "bridge" between these two stages of reading.
Various representation conventions of flutter derivatives used in the most significant bridge applications [1 3], are examined, analysing the grounds that led to the different choices and showing, their specific advantages and disadvantages.
Four different configurations of a case study bridge are analyzed to derive probabilistic models of the limit state capacities, revealing the significant bridge component demand parameters that contribute to the global (system) damage levels and the mathematical form of the limit state capacities, along with uncertainty quantification.
While these ambitious goals are achievable and the research tools exist, success will require significant bridging between the existing research communities involved and ambitious integration of research on mountain glaciers.
Because of "its uncommon innovative design and age", the bridge is one of West Virginia's most historically significant bridges.
The most significant bridges and viaducts on the A6 motorway route are the 485 m Bajer Bridge spanning Lake Bajer near Fužine, on the Vrata Oštrovica section, and the Zečeve Drage and Severinske Drage viaducts.
However, after adjusting for covariates and imputing data, the associations became only marginally significant (bridging, OR = 0.79, 95% CI = 0.62 1.00; bonding, OR = 0.71, 95% CI = 0.48 1.03) (multiple imputation).
Systematic differences in MSM HIV prevalence and acquisition risks by level of heterosexual activity may be a plausible explanation to resolve the lack of objective phylogenetic evidence of actual HIV transmission bridging across MSM and heterosexual networks to date in Kenya [ 33, 34] with existing projections of significant bridging from models that fail to account for such heterogeneity [ 20].
