Sentence examples for a reliable bridge from inspiring English sources

An important role of Army Special Forces in particular is to provide a reliable bridge between guerrilla forces and American commanders as well as to find targets with precision.

But this year with the Red Sox, he gained a new reputation, as a legitimate left-handed pitcher out of the bullpen, a reliable bridge from the starters to Junichi Tazawa and Koji Uehara, Boston's two top right-handed relievers.

The described approach could be a reliable bridge between preclinical and clinical studies, since it should be translatable to clinical research.

Just as Blair had little formal connection to the left of his party and its long-held socialist traditions, and used Prescott as the necessary connecting mechanism, Jeremy Corbyn will need Tom Watson to act as a similar sturdy and reliable bridge to the damaged and deflated centre and right of Labour.

Michael Chabon seems to have this dilemma in mind when, in "The Yiddish Policemen's Union," he writes, "Apart from homosexuals, only chess players have found a reliable way to bridge, intensely but without fatal violence, the gulf that separates any two men".

To sustain the designed load performance on this large number of CFRP-strengthened bridges, a reliable field testing procedure in bridge inspection and maintenance is needed to periodically verify bond condition and associated bridge load performance.

The authors' clinical experience with these cases suggests that a customized prosthesis combined with TMJ reconstruction can be a reliable treatment alternative for bridging complex, major maxillo-mandibular defects.

By using the bridges, a reliable virtual network is constructed, in which each maximal clique corresponds to the core of a complex.

The aim of the present study is to propose a reliable engineering procedure to analyze bridges subjected to wind loads by-passing the expensive wind tunnel tests thanks to numerical simulations.

Accordingly, the initial and the final bridge costs are effectively decreased, showing that the proposed unconventional design is a reliable scheme for future designs of bridges in earthquake-prone areas.

A critical review of the HAZUS grouping and associated fragilities highlights the need for a more refined sub-binning of bridge classes for a reliable estimate of the seismic risk.