Sentence examples for bridging both from inspiring English sources

Bridging both worlds, Ms. Birch is about to release an album that puts much of the last half-century of pop music through a blender in a way that sounds modern and fresh.

Hybrid fiber reinforcement enhanced the peak strength and ductility which indicated better crack bridging both at micro and macro levels.

To find help bridging both worlds, funeral directors from across Asia convened in Macau to get tips on sending off the deceased in style.

The rivers have been subject to change over centuries, with Alfred the Great diverting the river in 896 to create a second channel, and Queen Matilda bridging both channels around 1110.

For longer NRL, the entry/exit linker are more opened and form a pocket in which GH5 can be placed, bridging both DNA linkers together with the nucleosomal DNA at the dyad axis (Fig. 3B, purple, green and orange).

We suggest that copper in the mitochondrial matrix which, like in yeast, may be bound to a low molecular weight copper ligand [9] becomes released by a process resembling opening of a channel bridging both mitochondrial membranes in mammalian cells during apoptosis [59].

Mr. Vreeland has bridged both those worlds.

Mr. Greenwald's professional experience bridges both poles.

"He understands it is necessary to bridge both sides".

"He's the only person who bridges both hardware and software".

(Shedler is now that rarity, a trained therapist and researcher, who bridges both worlds).