Sentence examples for bridging point between from inspiring English sources

The bridging point between the two models is the concentration of the monomer unit (i.e. 3-hydroxybutyryl-CoA) produced during the central aerobic carbon metabolism.

Harmonia did their thing with minimal percussion, building up huge webs of trancey synthesizer, which formed a bridging point between the ambiences of Eno and the guitar drones of Michael Rother and Neu!

A musician who has successfully found a bridging point between avant garde drones and amusingly tinny pop that sounds as though it is being sung by cats, Deacon's work - you'll find it on such albums as Spiderman Of The Rings - testifies to both his having simultaneously a high mind and also an occasional low humour.

Seamlessly forming a bridging point between old indie and 1960s pop, the band's new album Those The Brokes continues to unfailingly dispense the kind of easy-on-the-ears, middle-of-the-road rock which almost walks out of the shop on its own.

If it can increase those (although that is by no means a formality given the countries' tense relations over the past three years) the airline thinks Colombo could become a hub for the sub-region.More ambitiously, Mr Chandrasena wants the capital to become a bridging point between China and Africa.

There's its commercial significance, as a bridging point between the Gulf and Africa across the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, connecting the valuable shipping lanes of Asia and Europe, a big driver behind the Somali pirate attacks on commercial shipping.

In most of IoT-based healthcare systems, especially at smart homes or hospitals, a bridging point (i.e., gateway) is needed between sensor infrastructure network and the Internet.

Specific primer combinations could bridge one fusion point between the C-terminus of RPK1 and the N-terminus of At1g72250 (Fig. 2A,B).

The point about bridging the gap between the university, a vast organisation quite capable of being self-sufficient, and the city around it, is a feature of the union's work.

According to "The Strategy-Focused Organization," just 7% of front-line employees understand what and where Point B is. What's more, 50%percentt or more of leadership time goes to unproductive meetings that exist to determine current facts and bridge the gap between Point A and Point B. This friction translates into lost capacity, lost time and lower, slower results.

Thus, network source coding attempts to bridge the gap between point-to-point network and recent complicated network environments.