Sentence examples for bridge information from inspiring English sources

In 1998, Dow Jones sold it to Bridge Information Systems for a third of what it had cost.

The National Park Service's Web site, www.nps.gov/neri/bridgeday.htm, includes the history of the New River Gorge Bridge, information about the day's events and links to area attractions.

The new company, with an initial investment of $20 million, is a joint venture with Sybase, a provider of Web-based software solutions; Numerix, a derivatives analytics company; and Bridge Information Systems, a provider of financial news and information.

But its bottom line was marred by a one-time write-off of $82.3 million, or 94 cents a share, on its convertible preferred stockholdings in Bridge Information Systems.

AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSING INC., -- Roseland, N.J., said it had written down its investment in Bridge Information Systems Inc., New York, a financial information company, because of the unit's uncertain financial outlook.

Michael Bloomberg announced to his staff on Friday that he was prepared to help out Bridge Information Systems, a struggling rival, but stopped short of saying what that help might entail.

From a review of the database of Special Application-Bridge Information System (SABIS) 2012, around 30% of the concrete bridges are constructed as continuous slab bridges (McClure and Daniell 2010).

He landed on the idea of putting the needs of the individual worker first and bridging information silos, from Salesforce to LinkedIn to email.

The aims, goals, and structures of the graduate programs vary widely, but Hersh says all emphasize bridging information technology and medicine.

Thorton says, "The opportunities are clearly in understanding biology at all different scales, bridging information from molecules to cells to organs to the whole organism, and being able to bring all those aspects together, basically to interpret the entire genome at all levels".

These results suggest that bridging information across time cannot occur if subjects are not aware of a stimulus [11].