Expansion and contraction with heat and cold causes the road to swell and shrink. the gaps are for that purpose so the road or bridge would buckle and break if they were not there! Before this was discovered things broke often
when the tempreture rises the gaps between the concrete pavement will expand because of the heat.
If there are no gaps in a curcuit, it is a closed curcuit.
To inspect the container floor for excessive gaps, I would use a flashlight to illuminate the area and a measuring tool, such as a ruler or caliper, to measure any gaps present. A visual inspection combined with these tools will help identify any significant issues that could affect the container's integrity. Additionally, a moisture meter could be useful if concerns about water ingress arise.
Perception is when you fill in the gaps with what your senses tell you.
I would say the arch bridge because the Romans used it, but I'm not completely sure. Beam and pillar as used by the Egyptians.
The bridge would probably begin to crumble due to the heat expanding and stretching the bridge so much. The metals and the cement would stretch and crack causing it to crumble under any weight.
they crack
you would die
these gaps "joint" are used to prevent cracking due to expansion and contraction which result from the change in temperatures between summer and winter and night and day
To allow large gaps to be bridged without needing support pillars to hold the bridge up.
A bridge must have expansion gaps or else they will waver when they expand in warm temperatures. This is thermal expansion
Bridge-It happened in 1984.
It would take a very long time for this to happen, so most likely no major noticeable changes would occur.
Tjörn Bridge happened in 1980.
Battle of the Bridge happened in 634.
Norton Bridge happened in 2003.
Silver Bridge happened in 1967.