Sentence examples for tunnel access from inspiring English sources

The Horseshoe was plowed over long ago to make way for the Holland Tunnel access ramps.

Williams is renting in SoHo while shopping for a permanent home, preferably one with easy tunnel access.

The southbound tunnel of the main route no longer connected to the branch, which was to be provided with an additional platform in a dead-end tunnel accessed from a crossover from the northbound branch tunnel.

The tunnel permits access to only one car traveling in one direction at a time.

That reputation was solidified when, in October, 2010, Christie cancelled a new multibillion-dollar train tunnel — the Access to the Region's Core project — between New Jersey and midtown Manhattan, partly financed by the Port Authority.

The procedure using a vertical incision and creation of a subperiosteal tunnel for access to the deficient bone site, as described here, seems to be well suited to preimplant bone augmentation and has the following advantages: 1. Easy, minimally invasive technique that can be performed under local anesthesia in the dental office   2.

The structure, combined with mutational studies, suggests a mechanism in which dsDNA enters through the open end of the central channel, the 5′-ended strand passes through a tunnel to access one of the four active sites, and the 3′-ended strand passes through the plugged end of the channel at the back of the tetramer.

The training of the experimental bees consisted of two phases: an initial phase lasting 60 90 minutes in which the bees learned to use only the entrance tunnel to access reward and to fly fluidly through the tunnel.

Two manually operated openings (5×5 cm) centered at mid height and mid width gave single honeybees entry to the tunnel and access to the reward, respectively (only the entrance opening is shown in figures 2A,2B).

All the bridges and tunnels giving access to Manhattan were sealed; you could leave but not get back.

Tunnels are access paths connecting the interior of molecular systems with the surrounding environment.