Sentence examples for bridge and support from inspiring English sources

Education is poised to bridge and support the connection to the world within and with the worlds opening up to us.

The major components of TRR are the pool (including embedment and accessories), bridge and support structure, core, cooling system, control and instrumentation, ventilation system, and the experimental facilities.

Before I could undergo an implant procedure, I had to have periodontal treatment to get rid of the plaque, tartar and infection on the tooth roots and gum tissue around my bridge and supporting crowns.

"The hand rope on the right hand side of the rope bridge and supporting ropes at the side of the bridge were partially cut". He appealed for witnesses to contact police.

And it could also be used to fix roads and bridges and support a host of other genuine improvements.

An essential part of health informatics is telemedicine, the use of advanced telecommunications technologies to bridge distance and support health care delivery and education.

It would allocate $50 million to help stricken areas repair flood damage, create an infrastructure fund to finance a new program of road and bridge construction and support job-training programs.

We encourage mentoring pairs – some are formally-arranged, others are informal – who help bridge gaps and support inclusive conversations and understanding across the organization.

Many form joists, bridging between the elements of secondary structure (for example, Figures 3B, 4D-F, 5B-C, 7A-E), analogous to those that bridge columns and support structures above them in man-made buildings.

Charles Reay, who helped build the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. and the IBM Pavilion at the 1964 World's Fair in Queens, designed Wild Walk as an outgrowth of the forest — a series of interactive installments connected by bridges and supported by tree-like towers that beckon visitors to experience the wilderness from an animal's point of view.

Some genetic studies support a single migration across the Beringian land bridge, and others support multiple entries, as suggested by the recent genome sequencing of the hair of a Paleo-Eskimo [55], [58]– [58].