Sentence examples for underground loop from inspiring English sources

A background flow is circulated in the underground loop even when the two heat pumps are not operating.

The 17-mile-long (27 kilometers) underground loop that is the Large Hadron Collider is currently shut down until 2015 as engineers tinker to bring the atom smasher to its fullest potential.

Questions ahead The 17-mile-long (27 kilometers) underground loop that is the Large Hadron Collider is currently shut down until 2015 as engineers tinker to bring the atom smasher to its fullest potential.

1981 saw the Melbourne underground loop open in January, followed by the new air conditioned Comeng suburban trains and "N" type country passenger carriages in September the same year.

The plan envisaged a large network of freeways crossing the metropolitan area, together with an underground city loop railway.

It loops underground, beneath the glass dance floor, and then circles overhead, in the rafters and around the exposed beams of the building, which, once upon a time, was a warehouse or a tannery, a potato-chip company or dress-shoe factory, something, in any case, that did something for someone, back when.

The underground network is a loop through which a baseline mass flow rate of water is circulating, while the buildings heat pumps are directly connected to the loop.

This includes threading the tower's underground columns among the looping outbound tracks of the World Trade Center PATH station.

One of the plan's key proposals incorporates Union Station into a new West Loop Transportation Center, an underground complex that would run beneath Clinton Street between Lake Street and the Eisenhower Expressway.

The city's solitary underground line runs in a loop around both sides of the river, serving the western areas as well as stations at Buchanan Street (5) and Argyle Street (6) in the central area.

This is intended to showcase Loop, a proposed underground transportation system carrying people or cars on self-contained electric skates traveling at up to 150 miles per hour.