Sentence examples for south structure from inspiring English sources

During an inspection to the south structure of Kinuura Bridge (Japan) in June 2003, a number of fatigue cracks were found in many butt welds in the longitudinal ribs of the orthotropic deck.

The South Structure of the E-Group has not been securely dated but is also believed to have been built in the Late Classic.

The south structure in Group D had a patio with two circular columns, an architectural style that is characteristic of the Terminal Classic period.

It was built from compacted clay and runs east west, the North Structure was 2 m tall and the South Structure had a height of 1 m, the playing area was 10 m wide.

On its east side it is delimited by 2 medium-height structures (East Plaza Structures 1 and 2), on the south side by the base of the acropolis, on the west side by Structure 3 of the West Plaza and on the north side by the South Structure of the Northeast Plaza.

They could be viewed as problematic academically by members like Stanford and California, and would at least force an overhaul of the Pac-12's north-south structure to ensure that Colorado and the Arizona members have access to games in Los Angeles.

In this study, we have used genome-wide SNP data to analyze the population structure within Sweden, and discovered a clinal north-to-south structure that was particularly pronounced in the northern part of the country.

Structure 2 is to the south of Structure 1, resting upon the same basal platform.

Now, solar PV could be profitably installed on any south-facing structure and connected to the grid, turning homes, offices, warehouses and farms into solar power plants.

The north-south population structure is consistent with the historical migration pattern of the Han Chinese population.

From the north to the south, these structures are as follows: Dumrea anticlinal (Fig. 10), Shpiragu oil field anticline (Fig. 18), Molishti anticline (Fig. 20), Drinos anticline (Fig. 16), Libohova anticline (Fig. 17) and Zavrohon anticline (Fig. 12) Velaj (1999).