Sentence examples for by bridge of from inspiring English sources

Centres like those established by Bridge of Hope and can help make lives of those with disabilities better, but unfortunately, prejudice still exists in society.

All in all, while life is still difficult for children such as Mikhail, centers such as those established by Bridge of Hope and the support of loving families can make the lives of those with disabilities relatively normal.

These differences notwithstanding, phagocytosis by either protein was strictly dependent on receptor activation triggered by bridging of TAM receptor ligand complexes to the 'eat-me' signal phosphatidylserine on the surface of apoptotic cells.

The absence of flower-like micelles in dilute solutions and the macroscopic phase seperation suggest that the gels in the pentablock are formed by random association of multiplet domains and not by bridging of micellar domains.

Together, these two proteins define a polymer-specific binding mode characterized by bridging of microtubule protofilaments.

H@N7 then left N7 and transferred the extra proton to Glu102 by bridging of the water molecule close to them, while the final product was finally formed by formation of the N7 C8 bond with a distance of 1.55 Å.

It is important to note that in addition to the area 17/18 border region ferret area 18 is also densely interconnected by bridges of callosal connections to the contralateral hemisphere (Innocenti et al. 2002).

Some of the narrative line-up this year includes, "Spotlight," co-written (Josh Singer) and directed by Tom McCarthy, Caroll," directed by Todd Haynes, "Bridge of Spies," directed by Steven Spielberg, "The Preppie Connection," co-written (Ashley Rudden) and directed by Joseph Castelo, "Youth," directed by Paolo Sorrentino.

General Hashim went town by town, at some points even junction by junction, bridge by bridge, telling of Iraq's success in harassing the American battalions.

In the time of al-Maʾmūn (reigned 813 833), Al-Jīzah was linked to Cairo by a bridge of boats and then by successive permanent bridges.

In 480 bce the Persian army of Xerxes I crossed the strait by a bridge of boats.