Sentence examples for bridging one from inspiring English sources

Streptavidin is one of the most important hubs for molecular biology, either multimerizing biomolecules, bridging one molecule to another, or anchoring to a biotinylated surface/nanoparticle. Streptavidin has the advantage of rapid ultra-stable binding to biotin.

It comes down to something more simple: delivering value beyond Facebook and MySpace — a competitive moat that Facebook is bridging one move at a time, from the Everyone button to the acquisition of FriendFeed to the centrality of the stream itself.

I've never felt so much like an animal, and by that I don't mean "clawed and furry" (although people are), but that I understood myself to be a fragile and short-lived thing, ultimately out of control of it's own fate, bridging one moment to another by dancing as simply as a cow stands in a sunny field of grass as the weather changes.

Of these lines, 498 were detected using a primer set spanning the entire retrotransposon, whereas 41 were detected by a primer set bridging one end of the retrotransposon and the adjacent sequence (Supplementary information, Figure S3, Table S1).

The reason is because bridging one or both of the gaps that separate the two different antennas wrapped around the outside of the phone with the hand causes them to be electrically shorted.

"Hey, I'm on the bridge," one man said into this phone.

As you drive from Denmark on the Øresund Bridge, one building fully pierces the horizon: the Turning Torso.

On an average day, some 21,000 pedestrians cross from Juárez on the Paso del Norte bridge, one of El Paso's four entryways.

With the half-bridge system, the strain gauges were connected to the bridge, one each to adjacent sides, with a fixed resistor inserted on the other sides.

For example, all the seventeen long span bridges constructed in Japan by the Honshu Shikoku Bridge Authority between Honshu Island and Shikoku Island including ten suspension bridges, five cable-stayed bridges, one arch bridge, and one truss bridge were designed based on the allowable stress design method.

Mr. Pardo Lazo now sees his blog as a bridge, one built image by image, step by step.