Sentence examples similar to structural limitations of bridges from inspiring English sources

But she was not immune to the structural limitation of female glamour, which is that as it grows older, there are few positive roles for it.

Applying that rationale, he reasoned that the structural limitations in Alice's system claims (e.g. limitations drawn to "a computer" and "a data storage unit") brought those claims into the realm of patent-eligible subject matter.

All structural components of bridges are covered; but retaining walls and the geotechnical design of deep foundations are not.

Educated at City College of New York, Aaron became the founder and CEO of a New York based construction company specializing in structural rehabilitation of bridges, dams and tunnels.

Frank worked for the Port Authority, overseeing the structural integrity of bridges and tunnels.

"The law is fundamental but faces structural limitations, such as a lack of shelters and women's police stations," said Eric Gil Dantas of the Brazilian Research Center for Political Sociology.

But they are maladapted to the challenge of actually implementing and executing ideas because of their temporal and structural limitations.

There is something of the test pilot in Mr. Erb's piece, as if the composer were primarily occupied with exploring a device's structural limitations.

To prevent such structural failure of coastal bridges, wave loads on bridge superstructures need to be quantified.

Structural health monitoring (SHM) of bridges has emerged as an active research area in recent years.

To study the full structural behavior of slab bridges, testing to failure of a bridge is necessary.