fixed bridge

A railway would have a longer approach up to a fixed bridge over the locks.

It was replaced by an extension of the fixed bridge in the 17th century.

The Turks (sometime after 1453) replaced this once again with a fixed bridge.

The Convertible had a fixed bridge and a separate tailpiece.

Fixed bridges cannot be taken out in the same way that partial dentures can.

The canal passes to the north of Stainforth, where there is a fixed bridge.

A significant part of the route leads through narrow waterways with fixed bridges.

But you might be a fixed bridge fan.

Access was over a fixed bridge from No.1 Battery.

In the time of Justinian the fixed bridge was replaced with a movable structure.

The RR5 also features gold hardware and an adjustable fixed bridge.

This applies equally to balanced bridge and fixed bridge system.

The SL1T is the same guitar, except for the addition of a fixed bridge.

On the wooden rectangular box are two fixed bridges, near the ends, and at one end is a pulley.

This is known as a fixed bridge.

A new lock and fixed bridge was built at the northern end of Princes Dock.

The fixed bridge on one of his 8 strings has since been replaced with a Kahler tremolo system.

It is the same as his other one but it has a fixed bridge instead of a Floyd Rose.

The 130th Engineer Brigade would go on to construct seven fixed bridges in support of the operation.

To allow passage through the remainder of the river, the existing fixed bridges were replaced by drawbridges.

This culminated in the decision by Queen Anne to provide a fixed bridge crossing on the site.

Used to play Kahler's fixed bridge model on custom Jackson guitars.

Several formerly movable bridges have since been replaced with fixed bridges.

The inlet is spanned by only one fixed bridge:

Towers may be connected to one another via fixed bridges or chain bridges for children to walk across.