-
considered before deciding if
providing fixed bridgework is appropriate. The
survival rate of
bridgework can be
affected by the span of
bridge needed,...
- through.
Where valleys or
lowlands intervened, the
conduit was
carried on
bridgework, or its
contents fed into high-pressure lead, ceramic, or
stone pipes...
- Bris (Replacement) 42nd
Street as Bert
Barry On the Town as
Pitkin W.
Bridgework How to
Succeed in
Business Without Really Trying as Mr.
Bratt She Loves...
- misplaced.
Conventional bridges:
Teeth tend to be
prepared for
conventional bridgework if
there are
large restorations present, thus
being more
commonly done...
-
Bridgework is an
album by
American jazz
drummer Billy Higgins recorded in 1980 and 1986 and
released on the
Contemporary label. The
AllMusic review by...
- The
Byram River is a 13.9-mile (22.4 km) long
river spanning southeast New York
state and
southwestern Connecticut in the
United States. It has a 29-square-mile...
- and some were cut
through hills or
conducted over
rivers and
ravines on
bridgework.
Sections could be
supported over
marshy ground on
rafted or
piled foundations...
-
University of Kansas, 1917.
Accessed at [2] on
December 31, 2017.
Economics of
Bridgework: A
Sequel to
Bridge Engineering (1921). New York: John
Wiley & Sons, 512...
- g****ed and extract, or
break off, "all gold teeth, as well as any gold
bridgework and fillings".
Other kommandos depended on the job they were ****igned...
-
components of
seagoing and
outdoor wood
structures to
prevent rot (e.g.,
bridgework and
railroad ties, see image).
Samples may be
found commonly inside chimney...
