Worse still, many engineers thought the project was impossible. The Golden Gate Strait was home to 96-kilometer-per-hour winds, swirling tides, an endless blanket of fog, and the earthquake-prone San Andreas fault. But Strauss was convinced the bridge could be built; and that it would ...
Building the Golden Gate Bridge today would be no easy taskRichard Halstead
解析 【解析】B 结果一 题目 Building the Golden Gate Bridge was aundertaking.A. colossalB. tremendousC. marvelousD. exceptional 答案 B相关推荐 1Building the Golden Gate Bridge was aundertaking.A. colossalB. tremendousC. marvelousD. exceptional ...
Chapter 1 A Bridge to Prosperity Bridging the Golden Gate, the narrow opening of the San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean, was a daring proposal in 1923,... C Mcshane - 《Journal of Historical Geography》 被引量: 0发表: 2010年 加载更多研究点推荐 Golden Gate Bridge ...
D解析:见第二段第一句 "The Golden Gate, which this bridge spans, is a broad, deep three-mile strait ,..."
Evan "Slim" Lambert worked on a fishing boat in Alaska and as a cowboy in Arizona in the late 1920s and early 1930s, but nothing could have prepared him for working on the Golden Gate Bridge. Slim started as a laborer and worked his way up to foreman. Then, the unthinkable happened...
the similar bits of pedestrian paradise in New York—the High Line—and in San Francisco’s expansiveTunnel Topspark above the reconstructed roadway that replaced the raised bypass running throughthe Presidioto connect the Marina District to the Golden Gate Bridge. But it doesn’t have to be uni...
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The improvement of wire technology with steel allowed long span suspension bridges possible. Research in aerodynamics offered a way to design bridges with wind resistant. Some early examples of this type of bridge are the Golden Gate Bridge and the George Washington Bridge. One of the longest one...