Sentence examples for bridges technical from inspiring English sources

Yu deftly bridges technical and intellectual issues in the policy pieces and op-eds that he writes, while Robinson has an enduring, hands-on fascination with computers.

It has been effective in eradicating physical and technological obstacles: physical, through the construction of roads, power plants and bridges; technical, by facilitating (through means fair and foul) the transfer of foreign intellectual property.

Private partner processes can be integrated using a mapping approach to bridge technical interoperability gaps.

CodeBase helps companies bridge technical gaps by developing mobile and web applications, assisting companies in setting up scalable infrastructure, providing code review/application testing, and implementing future product features for research and evaluation.

I'm the chairman of the Williamsburg Bridge Technical Advisory Committee, which will make a recommendation July 1 on whether to save the old bridge or build a new one... Had we taken care of these bridges, we would have been preparing for the centennial..."....

Makers are a growing community of STEM-minded people who bridge technical and non-technical backgrounds to imagine, build and fabricate engineering systems.

The rivalry between Mourinho and Benitez, who also lost a League Cup final against Chelsea in 2005, grew with the passage of time and an enduring loyalty to "The Special One" means it may be an awkward introduction when he takes his place in the Stamford Bridge technical area against Manchester City on Sunday.

The general manager position, which bridges the technical and business sides of U.S. Soccer, was created by the federation board at the beginning of the year as a response to the failed World Cup qualifying campaign.

That could help bridge the technical incompatibility issues between Sprint and T-Mobile.

With Oznot's impressive skills in Latin and math, the roommates painted their applicant as someone who bridged the technical and the humanities.

Instead, translators play a critical role in bridging the technical expertise of data engineers and data scientists with the operational expertise of marketing, supply chain, manufacturing, risk, and other frontline managers.