Sentence examples for width of the bridge from inspiring English sources

The parks foundation, which is restoring the Candlestick Point State Recreation Area around the slough, dropped its opposition after the width of the bridge was halved.

These can be minimised using a detailed representation of the mass distribution across the width of the bridge deck, and a consistent mass matrix, and by preceding the modal analysis with a geometric non-linear static analysis.

When the bridge across the channel was thus complete, trunks of trees were sawn into planks, which were out to the width of the bridge, and these were laid side by side upon the tightened cables, and then fastened on the top.

In this paper, the influence of the fiber structure and host glass on dispersion and nonlinear properties, including the core size and the width of the bridge, especially the shape of the fiber core were analyzed with the finite element method in detail.

The width of the panels can be equal to the width of the bridge; both panel dimensions are typically determined by transportation considerations.

The plate-girder floor beams supported wooden stringers and floored with planks across the width of the bridge.

The entrance to the site was via a narrow land bridge to the north, which was protected by a fortified structure that occupied three-quarters of the width of the land bridge.

When a finite element model is used, a distribution of shear stresses over the width of the slab bridge is automatically found.

"Our phone systems have been jammed since last Tuesday," said Joseph Atick, the chairman and chief executive of Visionics, which markets FaceIt, a system that profiles individuals based on 80 facial structures like distance between the eyes, cheekbone formation and the width of the nose bridge.

GLI3 and PAX1, both known to be involved in cartilage growth, were linked to the breadth of a person's nostrils; DCHS2, also related to cartilage, controlled nose pointiness; RUNX2, which drives bone development, was associated with the width of the nose bridge, the upper area of the nose; and EDAR, which has previously been linked to ear and tooth shape and hair texture, affected chin protrusion.

The inflow there from the Mediterranean Sea forms a high-velocity stream (−0.8 m/s) running straight downwind across the mud flats, and this Pelusiac jet limits the width of the land bridge to the North.