trusswork造句

• A series of trusswork members were then assembled inside this outline to provide strength.
• This trusswork also supports the gabled skylight above visible on the building's exterior.
• The bridge itself consists of all wrought-iron trusswork resting on six cut stone piers sunk into the river bed.
• In early October, the shuttle Discovery and another crew of seven will follow with the first large segment of external trusswork and streering gyroscopes.
• After the war, the uniquely American Stick Style developed as a of construction that uses wooden rod trusswork, the origin of its name.
• As an example of his firm's contribution, he cited the design, planning and engineering necessary to erect a trusswork platform over FDR Drive.
• Inside the market, a no-frills building with open trusswork and ducts and worn concrete and brick floors, Amish merchants shuck corn at one stand.
• This tower had to be increased in height by adding two stages of trusswork to its base; a new service room was also inserted below the lantern.
• The lower wing was mounted to the top of the aircraft's hull, with trusswork above it that carried three engines mounted tractor-fashion in the interplane gap.
• In time, they will largely be obscured by the curves of the trusswork cable-stayed canopy, which will cantilever off the masts in two gentle arcs, front and back.
• Option 1A called for a floor-by-floor eastward extension of the complex on a trusswork platform above the Franklin D . Roosevelt Drive that could be built without interrupting hospital operations.
• From the altar floor there is no obvious water damage on the perimeter walls, and no apparent damage to the metal trusswork that supports the roof and from which the ceiling was apparently hung.
• The ports were designed to accept the station's future U . S . research module, airlock, an observation deck, crew quarters and trusswork for the primary American power generation gear.
• Before its conversion into a museum, the interior of the building retained much of its original trim, including the cement floor, wainscoting, exposed trusswork ceiling and reed bullseye corner blocks around the doors.
• Although some cantilever bridges appear continuous due to decorative trusswork at the joints, these bridges will remain standing if the connections between the cantilevers are broken, or if the suspended span ( if any ) is removed.
• The Williamsburg Bridge has an unconventional structure among suspension bridges; though the main span hangs from cables in the usual manner, the side spans leading to the approaches are supported by trusswork, drawing no support from the cables above.