Sentence examples for bridging a gap from inspiring English sources
Showing on Sunday at 7 p.m. and on April 15 at 4 p.m., "Dinner" focuses on the grim side of bridging a gap.
"What yMusic is doing is bridging a gap between two contemporary practices, a contemporary vernacular and a contemporary classical," Mr. Greenstein said.
Wallis has also gained prominence on the British political and religious landscape over the last decade through dialogue with the Labour party and by bridging a gap with evangelicals in the UK on the social justice agenda.
Under such pressure at home, the Russian government is certainly not going to give free help to Mr. Bush in bridging a gap between America and Europe that American policies created.
Algorithms created in this manner are a way of bridging a gap that bedevils all AI research: by and large, tasks that are hard for humans are easy for computers, and vice versa.
Last year a group led by Eric Pop at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, demonstrated how a prototype PCM memory cell could be made that was just 10 nanometres across, bridging a gap between two carbon-nanotube electrodes.
In Russian, babushka has several meanings that help to bridge a gap between two cultures.
Ms. Pearl, at one point an independent bookseller herself, is trying to bridge a gap that might be unbridgeable.
But Mr. Rodman said on Monday that his basketball diplomacy was to "open doors" and "bridge a gap".
The AMRC is attempting to bridge a gap that many frustrated industrialists feel is a chasm: the disconnection between cutting-edge university research and companies.
