Sentence examples for slender bridge from inspiring English sources
The corpus callosum is the slender bridge between the left and right sides of the brain.
A long, slender bridge, one of the design's most whimsical features, connects the addition to the park across the street.
It is accessible only by a slender bridge, at the foot of which there are signs warning drivers to beware of low-flying pelicans.
When it has been cellared, a wine becomes not just what's with dinner, but an artifact, a slender bridge to the past.
On an otherwise grim stretch of Finchley Road in north-west London, and accessible via a slender bridge, the elegant new glass-fronted, four-storey centre is designed to appeal to people of all ages, Jew and non-Jew alike.
It is remarkable to think that, before then, people often crawled along this slender bridge on their hands and knees, gripping tightly in high winds and trying not to tumble hundreds of feet down to the rocks and sea below.
Passive dynamic vibration absorbers have been used up to now as an effective tool to face wind-excited vibrations of civil engineering structures like high masts, slender bridges and esp.
With coupled dynamic interactions of vehicle-bridge-wind-wave (VBWW) system, fatigue damage accumulations at complicated weldments of the orthotropic steel deck (OSD) for coastal slender bridges could be critical and might affect structural safety and reliability.
In the present study, an efficient probabilistic fatigue damage assessment framework for coastal slender bridges is proposed with a machine learning algorithm to include the coupled stochastic dynamic loads in the VBWW system.
The results suggest that the riding comfort for vehicle users is specially affected by direct effects on the wheels, like the road roughness and possible construction misalignments at the bridge joints, as well as low-frequency vibrations coming from the deck in short or slender bridges.
It comprises a small domain, which is likely to include the pore, linked by slender bridges to a large cytoplasmic domain with four petal-like regions.
