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Stephen R. Meyers, president of Houlihan/Lawrence, said his organization had been able to "bridge a gap between the small mom and pop office and the national franchises".

George J. Tenet's success this week in helping to forge a cease-fire, however fragile, between the Palestinians and Israelis was not the first time he had been able to bridge a gap between warring factions.

"I was able to bridge a certain culture gap because I was multilingual," Ronen says.

This study provides evidence for the first time that ASC scaffold seeded with hUCB-MSCs is able to bridge a spinal cord cavity and promote long-distance axon regeneration and functional recovery in SCI rats.

The thickness of bone tissue was maintained in Group 2 whereas it decreased in Group 1 and was negligible in Group 0. It is concluded that the PLA implants with 96 μg rhBMP-2 were able to bridge a non-healing defect in the rat mandible and maintained the thickness of an augmented volume.

By attending to context validity, the CAMR intervention was able to bridge a gap between the proscriptive 5 A's approach the PHS Guideline recommends for conventional biomedical practitioners (i.e. ask about tobacco use at every visit and advise the user to quit) and the relatively greater hesitancy of CAM practitioners to bring up tobacco use with new patients.

He brought "the skill set of being able to bridge Silicon Valley and Hollywood — an information culture and an entertainment culture," he told me.

There is a disconnect in this country, a divide, that even the tragic events of September 11 , 2001 were able to bridge for only a few short months before we all tumbled back into our "recount mode" of politics as usual.

I would like to be able to bridge that gap a little better".

This paper presents a new design methodology able to bridge the gap between an abstract specification and a heterogeneous reconfigurable architecture.

Ms. Giffords, 41, was a rising Democratic star in the state, and a skilled politician able to bridge the partisan divide, when a gunman shot her at point-blank range at a constituent event that left six people dead and a dozen others injured.