Alexander balances on one hand on a tiny ledge attached to a bridge.
It is remarkable to think that, before then, people often crawled along this slender bridge on their hands and knees, gripping tightly in high winds and trying not to tumble hundreds of feet down to the rocks and sea below.
How do I bridge the divide that often stands between religious freedom on one hand and safety on the other?
Atomic and molecular clusters can be considered to be a distinct form of matter, a "bridge" between atoms on the one hand and solids on the other.
On one hand, it serves as an information sharing bridge among different entities; on the other hand, many of these shared information are business sensitive, and thus cannot be shared without control.
"There are not that many climate historians, or historical climatologists, that fully specialize in trying to act as a bridge between historians on the one hand and climatologists or paleoclimatologists on the other hand, to help them communicate with each other," Ludlow told me over Skype.
What appears to be going on is the clear emergence of Vienna as kind of bridge between Eastern and Central Europe on the one hand and the gravitational pull of London and Berlin's startup ecosystems in Western Europe.
In this paper, I have attempted to bridge the gap between, on the one hand, practice-based studies on technological opportunities for aid agency security management, and, on the other hand, fundamental explanations of aid agency insecurity and technology-enabled distancing.
Abstract: Focusing on songs by the troubadour Marcabru and the trouvère Richard de Fournival, I argue that medieval French and Occitan poets used song as a means to bridge the divide between, on the one hand, human and avian language, and, on the other, vox articulata and inarticulata (meaningful and meaningless voice).
The Silver Bridge, on the other hand, led to Heaven, which was an important domain of the cosmos.
The Forth Bridge, on the other hand, is pure structure; nothing has been added for aesthetic appearance that does not have a structural function.
