Sentence examples for with a bypass of from inspiring English sources
Progression to malignancy correlates with a bypass of cellular senescence.
Shortly after entering the town limits of Easton, the state highway crosses Tanyard Branch at the intersection with MD 322 (Easton Parkway), a bypass of the town that connects with US 50 in both directions.
MD 315 (Bloomingdale Avenue), the old alignment of MD 318, continues straight east toward downtown Federalsburg, while MD 318 turns south and runs concurrently with MD 313 on a bypass of Federalsburg.
No immediate construction timelines have been announced, but route planning has been completed to Pembroke, with a bypass to the east of the Cobden area.
In 1950, a contract was awarded to build a bypass of Dover, with construction soon following.
In this study, the concept of an R744 ejector with a bypass duct of a suction nozzle was presented.
On Jungfraujoch, a ToF-ACSM was operated67 which was connected to the main aerosol inlet and with a bypass flow of 3 l min−1 in addition to the instrument's inlet flow of 0.14 l min−1.
The other approach combines stomach restriction with a partial bypass of the small intestine to reduce the area for absorbing calories and nutrients.
In addition, the potential energy recovery and sludge reduction were not compromised in the proposed A-B process with the bypass of influent to B-stage.
The route replaced US 15/US 240 south of downtown Fredrick and US 15 north of downtown Frederick, with US 15 shifted to a bypass west of the city.
How could our costliest disease be forced into full, durable, and safe remission with the bypass of a few inches of intestine?
