Sentence examples for bridging points from inspiring English sources

These mesh routers operate as bridging points in inter-network and can be integrated with other wireless devices.

The German XIX Corps war diary's situation summary at 20 00 on 14 May noted: The completion of the military bridge at Donchery had not yet been carried out owing to heavy flanking artillery fire and long bombing attacks on the bridging point … Throughout the day all three divisions have had to endure constant air attack — especially at the crossing and bridging points.

We are currently testing this speculative hypothesis, but the great distances involved suggest that C. darwini must require more time and effort to establish webs, compared to species in terrestrial habitats, where bridging points are closer.

These genes might serve as bridging points to coordinate the phosphorus assimilation and other biological processes.

These genes might serve as bridging points to couple the phosphorus assimilation pathway to the pathways underlying these biological processes.

A total of 171 mainly gene-based, sequence-tagged site loci served as bridging points for comparing the Lu.

Stockton was the lowest bridging point on the Tees until the 20th century, but there are now bridges at Middlesbrough.

These carriers have turned the Arabian Gulf into the world's fastest-growing bridging point for inter-continental traffic.

It is located at the lowest bridging point of the River Ribble estuary before it flows into the Irish Sea.

It is located at the lowest bridging point of the River Torridge estuary, which empties into Bideford, or Barnstaple, Bay and the Atlantic Ocean.

It is situated on the north bank of the River Mersey at its lowest bridging point and on the southern periphery of the Liverpool metropolitan region.