Sentence examples for bridge activities from inspiring English sources

He conducted bridge activities on many cruises and was the author of five books: "Common Sense Bidding," "The ABC's of Bridge," "How to Play a Bridge Hand," "Modern Bridge Conventions" (with Mr. Pavlicek) and "How to Defend a Bridge Hand".

Let individuals form their small groups base on their own interest or tendency to hang out and then create bridge activity to celebrate milestone of company's milestone and also teamwork's milestone.

Over the summer, do a few workbooks for the next grade, or bridging activities, such as Summer Bridges.

In addition to producing the first robust evidence on the growth impact delivered by a high-growth entrepreneurship initiative, we contribute to public sponsorship theory with the notion of capacity-boosting activities to complement previously discussed buffering and bridging activities.

Less than half of respondents are engaged in bridging activities aimed to facilitate target audiences' use of research evidence.

Less than half of the health systems and policy researchers in Israel are engaged in bridging activities aimed to facilitate target audiences to use research.

This research demonstrated that many health systems and policy researchers in Israel are rarely engaged in bridging activities aimed to facilitate target audiences to use research.

To assess reliability we calculated the internal consistency of items within each of the ten conceptual domains related to bridging activities (specifically Cronbach's alpha).

For close-end questions about frequency of engagement in bridging activities we combined together the two lowest categories (never or rarely engaged) as well as the top two categories (engaged frequently or always) for analysis.

No questionnaire focused on researchers' engagement in bridging activities related to high-priority topics (or the potential correlates of their engagement) has been developed and tested in a range of low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

For instance, in the first published questionnaire of its kind developed for low- and middle-income countries (LMICs), Cameron et al. (2010) tested a questionnaire for researchers in 10 LMICs focused on researchers' engagement in bridging activities related to high-priority topics (Cameron et al. 2010).