Sentence examples for tunnel experience from inspiring English sources

My farm's high tunnel experience has unfortunately been duplicated on many farms across the state.

CFD simulations are used to investigate the effect of the relative motion between train and infrastructure scenario in order to analyze the differences which occur in wind tunnel experience between static and moving vehicles.

But he added that as a kid growing up in Mount Vernon, north of New York, he had logged at least a little prior subway tunnel experience: "I've been down on the tracks before, yes I have.

A virtual reality tunnel experience projects gorgeous photography themed around travel, sports and family.

I sense that in many ways my tunnel experience is akin to something felt by millions of Gen-Xers (46 million Americans born between 1965 and 1978) in the workplace.

The assessment of the damage levels using the single degree of freedom (SDOF) approach proved that the tunnel experienced little damage when the explosive charge is a sedan or van with a lining thickness of 250, 500 or 750 mm at burial depths of 4, 6, or 8 m.

Guzmán and his Sinaloa associates have lengthy tunnelling experience; during the 1980s, he built his empire on cocaine smuggled across the Mexico-US border by tunnel.

This paper reports a tunnelling experience where difficult conditions, induced by poor mechanical properties of the rock mass and relevant pore water pressures, were faced adopting innovative soil nailing techniques.

Taking turns riding in the backseat, we found that, even at 65 mph, the ride was pleasant not the wind-tunnel experience familiar to those who have ridden in a topless Jeep or Isuzu.

Mr. Saunders, 62, a big, wild-eyed man with disheveled hair, a tireless tongue and not an ounce of tunnel construction experience, has been neglecting his foundry supply business to preach his tunnel theory.

"It feels like there is a light at the end of the tunnel". The experience is also uplifting for volunteers, said Felicitas Anijielo, 16, a Diamond Bar High School junior who worked in the shelter's kitchen Saturday, cutting cake and emptying cans of cranberry sauce into serving trays.