Sentence examples for tunnel side from inspiring English sources
In the press box, a long gallery on the tunnel side of the ground, Barcelona goals are celebrated by the local press as if they were in the seats in the stand.
Secondly, in allusion to five kinds of transportation infrastructure: pavement, bridge, tunnel, side slope and ancillary facility, the existing infrastructure testing indexes were summarized, and the relations between traffic safety and these testing indexes were quantified.
Less frequent but more severe is the case of high geostress, which in hard, brittle rock may result in dangerous rock bursts (explosive spalling off from the tunnel side) or in a more plastic rock mass may exhibit a slow squeezing into the tunnel.
(1) The vertically downward load caused by gravity of the surrounding rock above the tunnel crown is much greater than the lateral load applied to tunnel side walls.
There's a big crowd at Langtree Park and the atmosphere is bubbling up nicely as the sides walk out of the tunnel side by side.
However, there are few literatures about mechanical site-measure to shotcrete layer in colliery roadway, but a few ones in highway tunnel, railway tunnel, side slope, hydraulic tunnel, dam foundation and underground engineering (Lai et al. 2005; Jia et al. 2006; Li et al. 2007).
The project epitomized the new Europe: apart from the workers and materials from Denmark and Sweden, there were tunnel fans from Germany, tunnel siding from Italy, concrete from Spain.
Cover with blankets to create "tunnel" sides.
At stormy weather in "closed position" put 2 extra pins slanted against the tunnel sides, like this: /n\.
The basis of the design is two tunnels side by side, each of them 16 feet in diameter and divided by a concrete slab into an upper and lower deck, so that the height of each deck is some eight feet.
Main tubes, exploratory tunnels, side tunnels, multi-purpose areas, lateral access and the interconnections with Fortezza and the Innsbruck bypass are the components considered during the calculation phase.
