Cantilever in a sentence

The city’s Department of Transportation has limited traffic on the cantilever while they develop a permanent redesign, and recently got a boost from state legislators promoting automatic-ticketing of overweight trucks on the cantilever.

The floating cantilever design adjusts to your desired angle while the backlit keys make typing in darker rooms easier.

The van Ginkel’s designed the Cantilever Bridge and invited the UK-based engineering firm Ove Arup and Partners to undertake the engineering work on the bridge.

Yellows were due to face Whitby Town at Cantilever Park while Rylands were about to make the long trip to face Marske United.

Both types were installed a simple cantilever beam that was weighted on one end.

The best cantilever umbrellas cover outdoor sitting areas and tables without interrupting the flow of the space.

The cantilever over Hacket Hall at the WA Museum.

Integrated reading lights are placed above walnut nightstands that cantilever from the wall and function as charging stations for electronics.

Ithra Dubai has announced the start of the first sliding phase of the world’ s largest cantilever or 'The Link', on its One Za’abeel development.

The event center has a cantilever design.

As of today, for the new development has launched, and a new rendering for the project—which will sit next to the elevated park, with a cantilever that juts out above it—has been revealed.

Cantilever construction allows interior hallways along the sides of the triangle to hang over the floors below.

Inspectors will start tearing out drywall at the downtown library construction site later this week, as they begin the process of trying to determine what caused a structural failure in the building’s cantilever in late April.

Using a combination of years of experience, refined skills, and tools such as laser adjustments, Woodcock carefully tuned aspects of the turntable cartridge such as the overhang and cantilever to ensure the best possible setup.

A microfabricated cantilever with a sharp tip is deflected by features on a sample surface, much like in a phonograph but on a much smaller scale.

As engine powers rose after World War One, the thick-winged cantilever monoplane became practicable and, with its inherently lower drag and higher speed, from around 1918 it began to replace the biplane in most fields of aviation.

Bradfield persevered with the project, fleshing out the details of the specifications and financing for his cantilever bridge proposal, and in 1921 he travelled overseas to investigate tenders.

Cantilever walls Prior to the introduction of modern reinforced-soil gravity walls, cantilevered walls were the most common type of taller retaining wall.

Cantilever walls resist lateral pressures by friction at the base of the wall and/or passive earth pressure, the tendency of the soil to resist lateral movement.

Completed in 1890, this cantilever bridge has been described as "the one internationally recognised Scottish landmark".