Sentence examples for a bridge period from inspiring English sources

"It's a bridge period and you need a lot of languages -- Latin, Greek, Arabic and Turkish.

Taisho was a bridge period between Meiji and the subsequent Showa era on the long eve of World War II.

Particularly with regard to migraine headaches, adolescence seems to be a bridge period between childhood and adulthood headache; it has been observed that characteristics of adolescent headaches might differ from those of headaches in adulthood [6 9].

At this time, participants entered a bridge period where interventions were unmasked and the lifestyle curriculum was offered in group sessions to the other treatment groups.

One may conclude the following: with a clear and ambitious transformation of the German energy system towards a 100% renewable electricity system, participants are willing to accept for a bridging period disliked technologies such as nuclear.

Mechanical device failure can be life-threatening and is becoming increasingly important as left ventricular assist devices (LVADs) are being used for longer periods as a bridge to transplantation (period lengthening due to donor shortage) or recovery, or as destination therapy.

Accelerated response The SSNRP calls for 12 months of accelerated response in its first phase, followed by a six-month bridging period to the upcoming PC1, which will consider community-based management of acute malnutrition and other strategies in a longer-term development programme for Sindh Province.

These slots are flexible and can be mixed with other course activities or provide means to bridge periods of low activity (e.g., incubation times during experimental procedures), thus making optimal use of course time.

McCall said: In the event that the board concludes an order will be in the interests of all shareholders, easyJet will bring a proposal to shareholders that will cover both the next generation of deliveries, which are likely to be after 2017, and a plan for the bridging period from 2015 to 2017.

In the bridging period where renewable storage plants are still lacking, there is a need for backup by other power plants.

Comparing lag periods of one, two and four weeks after insertion of Tenckhoff catheters will enable us to determine how much effect the duration of the delay has, if any, on PD complications while determining any advantage that earlier start may have in terms of limiting HD during the bridging period.