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Bridges and Tunnels

A bridge is a link between two places, such as over a river, a road or a depression, that caters to pedestrians and/or vehicles. A tunnel is an underground link between two places, often underneath a riverbed, for pedestrians and/or vehicles.

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What are the advantages and disadvantages of having a girl friend?

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Advantages of having a girlfriend include emotional support, companionship, and the opportunity for personal growth. Disadvantages may include disagreements, time commitments, and potential for heartbreak if the relationship ends.

Which New York City bridge carries the most traffic?

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The George Washington Bridge carries the most traffic in New York City. It connects Manhattan to New Jersey over the Hudson River.

How many cars travel over the verrazano bridge per day?

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On average, around 180,000 vehicles cross the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge each day. This number can vary depending on factors like time of day, day of the week, and special events.

How many cars cross the Forth bridge in a week?

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On average, around 70,000 cars cross the Forth Bridge in a week.

What city in the US has the most bridges?

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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania holds the record for most bridges in the United States. Pittsburgh has 446 bridges while there are a total of 1900 in Allegheny County. The only city with more bridges is Venice, Italy.

What is the oldest known arch?

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It's the Mycenaen Arkadiko in Greece, built in 1300 B.C. It has a tiny arch in its middle. A more impressive but more recently built bridge is the Ponte Fabricio in Rome. It was built in 62 B.C.

Why were early people able to use the land bridge?

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Early people where able to use the Bering Land Bridge because during the Ice Age, a glacier came in between Alaska and Northeastern Asia and dropped the ocean level more than 300 feet.

What is reinforcement?

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A stimulus reinforcement is feedback that enhances or intensifies a reaction to a stimulus. It creates a conditioned reflex. An association even can start out neutral, for example, ringing a bell and salivating. In a famous series of experiments by Dr. Ivan Pavlov around the turn of the 18th Century, dogs drooled when food was given them and a bell rung at the same time. After awhile the dogs would drool just at the sound of the bell. The sound of the bell started out neutral in relation to stimulating saliva but became a stimulus to salivation by creating a physiological association in the dogs with the bell sound and food, and then repeatedly reinforcing this association.

Did neandertals migrate across the bering bridge?

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Neanderthals did not migrate across the Bering land bridge as they primarily inhabited Europe and parts of western Asia. The land bridge was used by early human populations to migrate from Asia to the Americas.

The diagnostic reading for your 99 ford exp said 2 things missed fire 2 and 5 and lean on bank 1 and 2 what does this mean?

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The diagnostic codes indicate that cylinders 2 and 5 are misfiring, and there is a lean fuel mixture in both banks 1 and 2. This could be caused by issues such as faulty spark plugs or fuel injectors, vacuum leaks, or a problem with the oxygen sensors. It is recommended to further diagnose and address these specific issues to resolve the engine performance problems.

What are the five forces that act upon bridges?

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1.compression

2.tension

3.torsion

4.shear

5.gravity

Do tigers dig tunnels or holes?

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They dig tunnels underground.

How much is a Triborough bridge and tunnel authority token worth?

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I have one in my possession some how, and it seems to be worth $3-$8

I bought some of these in the late 1980's for a face value of $4. The reason you wanted the token in your pocket was to speed your travel through the toll booths with the ability to use the "token only" unmanned lanes instead of making change in the "cash" lanes with a human attendant. Many people would buy 5 for $20 and then enjoy the convenience of using the faster "token only" lanes on their next 4 trips through the toll both area.

Apparently, these tokens are no longer used so their practical value is less than face value, really nothing. Their collector value varies on the condition of the token and the desire of the collector. The metal value of the copper looking bronze coin is probably very small, less than a dollar.

What is modular ratio in rcc?

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In reinforced concrete construction, the modular ratio refers to the modulus of elasticity of concrete to that of steel. It is used in structural design calculations to determine distribution of stresses between concrete and steel in beams and columns.

Is there a worksheet on 'through the tunnel'?

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I'm assuming you are looking for a worksheet related to the short story "Through the Tunnel" by Doris Lessing. There are many educational resources available online that offer worksheets, study guides, and lesson plans specific to this story. You can try searching for "Through the Tunnel worksheet" to find suitable materials.

What is the history of the nursery rhyme London Bridge is Falling Down?

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The origins of the nursery rhyme London Bridge is Falling Down are unclear, but it has been suggested that it may refer to the numerous collapses and reconstructions of the historical London Bridge. Other theories connect the rhyme to rituals or sacrifices made during the building of bridges in ancient times. The lyrics have evolved over centuries, and the rhyme continues to be popular among children today.

Can a marching army collapse a bridge?

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It is unlikely for a marching army to collapse a bridge unless the bridge was already structurally compromised. The weight distribution of marching soldiers is typically spread out enough to not generate enough force to collapse a bridge.

What is a bridge deck?

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is a cost effective, lightweight, modular deck system that lends itself to rapid construction

When is a truss called a rigid truss?

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A truss is a structure consisting of straight members

connected at their extremities only. The members being

slender and unable to support lateral loads, all the loads must

be applied at the joints; a truss may thus be assumed to

consist of pins and two-force members.

What are examples of natural structures?

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human skeleton

oven

egg shell

glasses case

coconut shell

pencil case

house

nut shell

car shell

tent for camping

piggy bank

easter egg

wardrobe

water bottle

Function of north bridge and south bridge?

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North Bridge: CPU, Memory, GPU

South Bridge: I/O devices, keyboard, mice, NIC card

What is polyacryl?

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Potassium polyacrylate

Identification Name Potassium polyacrylate

Molecular Formula (C3H6O2)n.(C3H5KO2)m

CAS Registry Number 25608-12-2

What is a steel mill?

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A Mini Mill, i.e. Electric Arch Furnace (EAF) melting shredded steel scrap &/or a combination of Hot Briquetted Iron (HBI) or Direct Reduce Iron (DRI).