Sentence examples for effectively bridging from inspiring English sources
Rothbard's research has also found significant upsides to effectively bridging the divide between life in the office and life on the Internet.
Advancement of these devices depends on effectively bridging the tissue/electrode interface and is dependent on advances in new materials.
Another related standard is RDFa [5], which makes it possible to embed RDF statements into human-readable Web pages, effectively bridging the domains of human-readable and machine-readable data.
Since Sb incorporation will result in the formation of GaSb with a larger lattice constant, this should help provide a strain relief layer effectively bridging the lattice mismatch between InAs QDs and GaAs matrix.
Tethered balloon remote sensing platforms can be used to study radiometric issues in terrestrial ecosystems by effectively bridging the spatial gap between measurements made on the ground and those acquired via airplane or satellite.
TES technologies have tremendous potential in energy sectors by shifting the on-peak load demand to off-peak periods and effectively bridging the gap between the energy supply and energy demand.
On the flipside, products that effectively bridge the gap between less-than-daily head-to-toe bathing sessions are faring well.
The apparent but not-all-that-deep divide between people like Oprah (and some other civil rights leaders from her generation) and people like me (and other leaders of the youthful protest movement) will be effectively bridged.
Some singers can effectively bridge the formats; others — like Renée Fleming, who sang the title character in "Rodelinda" — may cut an elegant, affecting figure onstage but are less convincing when their eyes need to carry the drama.
After 3 months, the ulnar defect was effectively bridged and consolidated during the following 2 months (Fig. 3).
In such a case, fibres may not be able to effectively bridge the initial crack and failure due to propagation of the crack is relatively brittle.
