It has become a metaphor, a bridge from the past to the future, a bridge between Croats and Muslims, a bridge between the internationals and the locals and a bridge between the Muslim world and Europe.
They can be used as scale-bridge relations to create a bridge between the scales in Euler-Lagrange models, to relate the heat transfer occurring at the interfacial scale to the macro heat transfer conservation equation written for the gaseous phase.
My father is a bridge between generations.
A bridge between continents and cultures.
The county's plan for arterial highways, developed in the 1950s, shows the 19th Street Bridge and a bridge between Gisler Avenue in Costa Mesa and Garfield Avenue in Huntington.
And Turkey is uniquely positioned to act as a bridge, not just as a bridge between the U.S. and Iran, but between Israel and the Arab countries, and potentially, between the U.S. and the Taliban.
As it eventually became the first time, space will not only be a bridge to the future, but a bridge between people, ideologies and cultures.
John Lindow points to a parallel between Bifröst, which he notes is "a bridge between earth and heaven, or earth and the world of the gods", and the bridge Gjallarbrú, "a bridge between earth and the underworld, or earth and the world of the dead".
Gas is therefore the "bridge fuel" for putting a bridge between coal's rigid base load power and the dodgy ways of everyday demand; in the same way, natural gas can lead to a world heavily powered by renewables.
"In some sense, the BEC of light is a bridge between light and matter — the bridge unknown before".
