Sentence examples for has bridging from inspiring English sources
The conclusion from these trial structures is that it is not possible to generate a dimeric model that is crystal-chemically consistent with known calcium silicate hydrates by using an orthotobermorite starting structure that has bridging tetrahedra that are adjacent to one another or that are staggered by b/2.
The structure of a hypothetical dimer that is derived from a clinotobermorite structure that has bridging tetrahedral sites that are adjacent to one another is shown in Fig. 9 ▸(a) viewed along the a axis, and in Fig. 9 ▸(b) viewed along the b axis.
Mr. Vreeland has bridged both those worlds.
Technology has bridged the generation gap.But not by itself.
The food at Gymkhana has bridged this gap.
It is not the first time that chess has bridged cultural divides.
He describes the Queen as a "sticking plaster" whose 63-year reign has bridged incomparable eras.
A naturalized American, Tam surely has bridged cultures.
"Tehran has bridged both of these gaps," he said.
It has bridges, skyscrapers, brownstones, beautiful parks and masterpiece-filled museums.
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