Sentence examples for transfer bridge from inspiring English sources
Almost every subsequent transfer bridge in the Port of New York had that design, he said.
"Adaptive re-use of this magnificent transfer bridge," she said, "will enable residents and visitors to reconnect to New York City's industrial history".
One project, by the artist Andrea Dezsö, consists of stainless steel railings that are part of a transfer bridge and underpass.
Still, cyclists have a good view of the rusted remains of the 69th Street Transfer Bridge, one of the relics from the city's industrial past that you can see as you pedal.
Ms. Karp said its demolition was scheduled in conjunction with the parks department's coming renovation of another rusted relic just up the river: the 69th Street Transfer Bridge, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The torsional angle, intramolecular charge transfer, bridge bond length, and bond length alternation were analyzed and correlated with the electronic properties.
Mr. Kaye said the 65th Street yard was much better, its modernization having recently been finished with the completion of two rail transfer bridges, gantry-like structures that move rail cars on and off barges.
When Legge was sent to Egypt to command the 2nd Division, Birdwood made representations to the Australian government that Legge could not act as commander of the AIF, and that the Australian government should transfer Bridges' authority to him.
It is assumed that the La dopants might serve as a charge-transfer bridge between the HNT surface and functional nanoparticles like CdS, and thus the photocatalytic hydrogen evolution rate would be enhanced.
The promising results are ascribed to the use of an ionic liquid, which forms an excellent charge-transfer bridge and wide electrochemical windows in the bulk of carbon paste electrode.
Experimental results addressing these points have demonstrated that monomers operate independently, but at the same time — can exchange electrons using the electron-transfer bridge formed by two hemes bL in the core of the dimer [10,11,14].
