Sentence examples for snow buildup from inspiring English sources

New York City Transit managed to avoid the snow buildup problems, except where its lines run above ground.

Architects and engineers know that snow buildup on a poorly designed roof can cause it to buckle.

Every year, hundreds of the roads would be blocked for months at a time, either from snow buildup in the winter or repair works in the summer.

Snow buildup was measured behind the scale model as well as the existing research station and a comparison was evaluated between the two, based on a similarity analysis.

The lack of snow indicates that almost 3 months after emplacement, the deposits still have enough residual heat to preclude snow buildup or to cause partial snow melt/sublimation.

Eventually, you might want to erect a "carport" overhead (see How to Construct an Inexpensive Shelter ) to prevent damage and noise from rain and also snow buildup on the trailer roof.

Rain or sleet during the afternoon could slightly hold down accumulations, but the biggest determining factor as to whether we get major snows buildup will be the precipitation that falls after 4pm.

"You never actually get a buildup of snow," he said.

David Wise of the US became the first ever gold medalist in the Olympic men's freestyle skiing halfpipe competition on Tuesday, overcoming a buildup of snow to fend off his rivals.

The report, by Christopher Garnett, a former chief executive of the Great North Eastern Railway in Britain, and Claude Gressier, a civil engineer and board member of the French national railway, faulted the train operator Eurostar for failing to adequately maintain and winterize its high-speed trains to protect sensitive components from malfunction as a result of the buildup of snow and moisture.

The report, by Christopher Garnett, a former chief executive of Britain's Great North Eastern Railway, and Claude Gressier, a civil engineer and board member the French national railway, faulted the train operator Eurostar for failing to adequately maintain and winterize its high-speed trains to protect sensitive components from malfunction from excessive buildup of snow and moisture.