Sentence examples for contribute to bridge from inspiring English sources
These tools contribute to bridge the gap between conservation and forest management, two disciplines that remain too often disconnected in practice.
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In order to contribute to bridge this gap, a study of a composite made up of a commercially silica-based hard phase and of a PI polymer matrix has been performed.
In order to contribute to bridge this gap, we propose a bilevel formulation and the inclusion of the queue length variable in the objective function of the upper level.
Here we demonstrate how the resolution of conventional stereolithographic machines can be improved by a direct programming of the laser path and can contribute to bridge the gap between the two above technologies, allowing the direct printing of features between 10 and 100 μm, corresponding to a large fraction of microfluidic applications.
A number of factors related to bridge design can contribute to bridge deck cracking (ElSafty and Abdel Mohti 2013).
While Iranian religious tourism did introduce Syrians to Iranians and their traditions...it did not contribute to bridging the cultural divide between the two peoples.
These results demonstrate that the ReaxFF MD study can contribute to bridging the gap between the QM calculations and the experimental observations in the study of metal oxidation.
We conclude that the framework developed in this research can contribute to bridging existing gaps between the design, construction and operation phases of a building's life-cycle.
Founded to contribute to bridging the national fault lines exposed by the 2016 presidential election, USA Lab joins MIT Sloan's suite of "action learning labs," experience-based courses in which students put their lessons to work on real-world projects.
Although rural electrification did contribute to bridging the gap between urban and rural life, it did not succeed in checking the movement of farm workers to cities; the application of technical innovations, in fact, acted to increase productivity per man-hour and to replace hand labour with automation and mechanization.
