Sentence examples for span above from inspiring English sources

At Rendsburg, to give clearance to the largest ships, the railway was made to spiral over the city on an ascending viaduct that crosses over itself before running on to the main span above the water.

I do not remember the car's peculiar problem, only that my father was out on the hot, windy span above the water seeing to it, while my mother held me in what even then felt like a death's grip -- fearful that I, her only child, age 4, might somehow break loose, escape the car, go springing, cartwheeling off into space.

The increase in unsupported roof span above the shearer may cause difficulty in controlling the roof and consequently increases dilution of the run of mine (ROM) coal.

With this aim in mind, the current study was performed on a cohort of pregnant women who were exposed to arsenic in drinking water at levels that span above and below the current US MCL.

Nevertheless, the five kinds of spans above are chosen to analyze the effect of bridge spans on the vertical displacement of rail under TDL.

Making use of the station's air-rights, Holden provided staff office space spanning above the tracks accessed through semi-circular glazed stairways from the platforms.

Note that the blue directional spans above the coverage plot indicate single reads (not read-pairs) spliced across intron-sized gaps.

Lift the building two spans above the ground so you have enough space to place the moving structure Insert long pipes or boards under the shed and bind them all together.

Species nonmonophyly is lineage idiosyncratic, as the allopatric sister species pair Neobidessodes samkrisi (New Guinea) and N. flavosignatus (Australia) originated in the same time span as the above, but the species can be diagnosed using cox1 data [17].

To obtain definite genetic proof that the AFO1 deletion caused the resistance against oxidative stress and the extension of the life span described above, we performed co-segregation tests in meiotic tetrads after out-crossing the afo1Δ strain in an isogenic cross.

Possible explanations include the wide time spans between the above cited studies and the different medical cultures within the countries where the studies took place.