As long as we keep bridging such terms with the word 'social', we can surely talk ourselves out of applying any critical thought to the long-term consequences of such a philosophical shift.
In bridge terms, free will appears to prevail over predestination all the time.
The modern Napoleon, in bridge terms, is Jose Damiani, the French president of the World Bridge Federation and the organizer of the Generali.
Despite my strong hand, I went down, which, in bridge terms is the equivalent of batting a high fly ball into the bleachers.
A bridging scale term is introduced in the framework so that compatibility of dynamic behavior between the macro- and meso-scale subdomains is enforced.
Redundant terms within a cluster naturally drive the formation of tight local complexes due to their high intra-cluster similarities, while clusters are occasionally bridged through terms with similarities reflecting the relatedness of two separate processes.
Time Warner Cable said it will fund the dividend through its existing revolving credit facility and $9 billion from a new, two-year bridge term financing from a syndicate of banks.
Bowers said he is not sure how or when the term was was adopted but points out that in 1938, New York Times tennis correspondent Allison Danzig adopted the bridge term "Grand Slam" to describe Don Budge's attempt to win all four major titles.
Mylan, based near Pittsburgh, Pa., said it had received a commitment letter from Morgan Stanley for a $1 billion senior unsecured bridge term loan, which would be used in combination with the company's existing cash and other lines of credit to pay for the acquisition.
The model (the details of which are described in Methods) includes terms for backbone bond angles, helix and sheet propensities, a new disulfide bridge term, a Lennard-Jones potential to account for van der Waals interactions, a Coloumbic potential, and a solvation potential.
