Sentences with phrase «pointed out all of the tunnels»

Mr. Wang recalled a story of how on a long drive near his hometown years earlier his father pointed out all of the tunnels and bridges in China built using his cement.

Not exact matches

Legge also pointed out that spending substantial amounts of money on one weapon might not be justified, because if the Soviet tanks got as far as Calais «without a strategic nuclear exchange having occurred, then I think the Channel Tunnel will be an irrelevance.»

From a technical point of view, they [wind tunnels] are dinosaurs that are about to die out anyway.

Officials pointed out that all but 1.2 miles of the route as it passes through the Chilterns area of outstanding beauty would be in either tunnels, in cutting or alongside the A413 main road.

Officials say the buy - out is the first step in finding relief for the flood victims Town of Wawarsing Supervisor Scott Carlsen points out the aqueduct tunnel has been leaking for at least 30 years.

What she goes through in the early part of the film informs her ability to survive — as her friend Beth points out (to her and to us) when Sarah gets caught in the narrow tunnel.

Leg room is also severely compromised for whoever pulls the short straw and gets stuck in the middle rear seat, thanks to the rather broad transmission tunnel — though it's worth pointing out that all of the Q50's rivals suffer from this quirk, and leg room for the other two passengers is pretty good.

Finally, in final preparation, conspiracy theorists have pointed out that there were a series of buildings and tunnels built and buried underneath the airport, an obvious plan by the New World Order to plan ahead for their future headquarters.

Changing the speed of the game doesn't affect how quickly the time runs out so there's a balancing act — you want to go as fast as possible to get the most gold and earn the most points, but at the same time, you don't want to go so fast that you neglect a problem before it's too late and your tunnels are all full of lava or infested with horrible monsters.

Those of you who want to calculate the trend of a profile after a peak by selecting a starting point before the peak must understand that you are not calculating the slope of the profile but the slope of the tunnel that starts from one side of the peak and comes out on the other side of the peak as shown in the following sketch.

Willis, I was a bit suprised in your point # 2 of comment 185 that you did not point out the qualities of the known boundaries in a wind tunnel and point out how that simplifies, by itself, the problem.

Seems they didn't look hard enough — and instead overlooked possible solutions that were ruled out as «global fixes» or simply too costly.A Clear Threat According to the Tennessean, the issue was that «Water was tunneling in the layers of ash and creating pressure points on the dike holding the structure in place.»