This stance bridges the present and future, because we reach out open-handed.
A valuable future study bridging the present study with these recent findings for attention training and modification could test whether similar strategies mitigate the effects found here for worry induction.
This was known as the Maunsell Scheme, and was projected to run somewhat closer to the rail bridge than the present road bridge.
The new waterway required more modern bridges, and the present Macombs Dam Bridge was completed in 1895, its 415-foot-long swing span designed by the engineer Alfred P. Boller with intricate iron fencing, gas lights and four distinctive control houses.
Monetary policy affects the choice between spending now or spending later and, for the cash-strapped, credit provides the bridge from the present to the future.
"We are planning a programme that builds a bridge between the present and the history of theatre and the history of the Volksbühne," Dercon said.
The drum is counterpoised to a lower office wing, clad in glass, that stretches out on the sloping land like a bridge from the present toward the past.
Later changes, about 4500 bc, led to a breach of the land bridge between the present Baltic and North seas and to fragmentation of the Jutland peninsula by The Sound (Øresund), the Store Strait (Storebælt), and the Lille Strait (Lillebælt).
More recently, the president has taken aim at Karl Rove, the former Bush strategist, hoping that his work raising money for candidates this year makes him an effective bridge between the present and the past.
In fact, Gaitonde's painting may be the most significant bridge between the present day culture of India back to a time before India had become beset by the many colonial incursions imposed on its artists and civilization.
