Sentence examples for bridging potential from inspiring English sources
All five members — three Democrats and two Republicans — have solid backgrounds in labor law, which bodes well for bridging potential partisan divides.
We then illustrate its merits by examining, 1) the transnational bridging potential of social capital formed by foreign students currently studying in Korea; and 2) the actual transnational social capital contributions of foreign professionals who returned home after completing a Korean higher education ODA program.
Ego-centric network properties include network size, composition, volume of contact with network members, density, and bridging potential.
Although this index captures similar characteristics of social roles to the bridging potential, it has two crucially distinctive properties.
On average, older people in Township K had very low bridging potential (0.01), which is natural given the extremely high density, as discussed above.
As a result, KSHAP respondents had a lower volume of contact with network members (699.70 vs. 738.04) and a smaller bridging potential (0.01 vs. 0.08).
The United States is clearly hoping that Indian business will help bridge potential gaps between the two countries.
This requires precise forecasts of the energy produced and consumed, as well as appropriate robust optimization techniques that guarantee that the system bridges potential power outages of moderate duration in island mode.
To suggest some productive directions for policy and to bridge potential conflicts, I propose a new, hybrid metaphor for use in cyberlaw discussions: a "tool without a handle". The phrase "a tool without a handle" is poetic; it evokes a mental image of something imperfectly formed and, literally, something unwieldy.
School-based mathematics coaches are positioned to bridge potential gaps between STEM education seminars and conferences which are inherently distant from specific school contexts and day-to-day classroom obligations.
The Universal Automatic SNP Identification System UASISS) [ 23], cross-references SNP identifiers of various databases to bridge potential SNP nomenclature ambiguities and to promote compliance with Human Genome Variation Society guidelines.
