Sentence examples for calls a bridge from inspiring English sources

Sabhlok says what separates Zoho Subscriptions from the competition is the tight integration with the accounting package, creating what he calls "a bridge between the subscription economy and traditional accounting".

In between is what Jones calls a "bridge generation --Nathan Oliveira, Paul Wonner and Theophilus Brown--artists not intimately involved with the first generation --Nathant upon their precedent.

If this were a docudrama, it might be called "A Bridge Too Far".

The procedure, called a "bridge to transplant," was shown to be practical, and Mr. St.

Hence the need for what fashion people call a bridge line.

The entire system runs from a small device called a bridge, which costs $50 and plugs directly into your router.

The Hue bulbs connect to the gateway, called a "bridge," through Zigbee, a low-power wireless standard.

Finally, if multipoint videoconferencing is desired, a multipoint processing unit, sometimes called a "bridge" (also called multipoint videoconferencing units, or MCUs), must also be implemented.

"Bridge financial company" is a new term, but there is a precedent, called a "bridge bank," that the F.D.I.C. has used for many years.

Spiders that build the familiar orb-shaped web usually start with a single superstrength strand called a bridge thread or bridge line.

Mr. Bell said the bridge, once called a "bridge to nowhere" by a state senator, helped put his small town on the map.