Sentence examples for effective bridging from inspiring English sources
The carbon nanotubes are covalently bonded to the silicon surface via a thin but effective bridging layer as a "molecular phonon coupler" at the CNT silicon interface to mitigate phonon scattering.
PAM complex is believed to form coacervate phase which increases the fluid retention capacity of the system, from effective bridging with attapulgite, high salt tolerance, moderate temperature stability, in the inhibitive mud system.
Concentration dependency of the plateau modulus is stronger than the theoretically expected, means the macroscopic transient network grows with polymer concentration by increasing the fraction of elastically effective bridging PtBuA chain above Cgel.
According to this approach, the effective bridging of three powers; a).
This is a well-known conceptualisation of a philosophical and strategic approach to public policy advocacy in Thailand, which propounds that the effective bridging of three powers; a).
Treatment of somatostatin with TCEP followed by dichloro- and diodomaleimide did indeed lead to effective bridging, and comparison with dibromomaleimide led to the following order of reactivity: diiodomaleimide > dibromomaleimide > dichloromaleimide.
Where is the most effective bridge program for junior players?
Be an effective bridge between the board and the specialist advisers.
More recently, the president has taken aim at Karl Rove, the former Bush strategist, hoping that his work raising money for candidates this year makes him an effective bridge between the present and the past.
Turkey's minister for E.U. affairs and certain E.U. foreign ministers will hopefully renew their thinking on how Turkey could "become an even more effective bridge between east and west".
The prime minister described his meetings in Washington as "part of a continuing dialogue between the world's two largest democracies," and he added a "tribute to the Indian-American community, which has been such an effective bridge in strengthening Indo-U.S. ties".
