Sentence examples for it possible to bridge from inspiring English sources

Is it possible to bridge the gap, or are the Nunavuts of the world simply out of luck?

However, the use of a transgenic Drosophila line expressing a reporter gene in the BO has made it possible to bridge the gap and demonstrate that the BO "dedifferentiates" into the H-B eyelets of the adult fly (Helfrich-Forster et al. 2002).

This application of automated reasoning demonstrates, in the words of the authors, that "it is possible to bridge the gap between specification and implementation ensuring a fully verified result".

Starting from basic research levels up to industrial validation, it is shown how it is possible to bridge the gap between advanced methods advocated by the academia and the more and more demanding industrial needs.

It is very hard for me to believe that in such a short time it is possible to bridge the differences that have become evident".

AT&T said that it would examine the proposal closely, and that "the Verizon-Google agreement demonstrates that it is possible to bridge differences on this issue".

AT&T said in a statement Wednesday night that "the Verizon-Google agreement demonstrates that it is possible to bridge differences on this issue".

"I learned that if you're willing to listen to people, it's possible to bridge a lot of the differences that dominate the national political debate," Mr. Obama said in an interview on Friday.

"Each time we had an exchange, the differing positions narrowed and it was possible to bridge the gap," said a Northwest executive who insisted on anonymity when asked to account for the breakthrough.

Theoretical diversity has been a feature of anthropology since it began and, although the conception of the discipline as "the science of humanity" has persisted, some anthropologists now question whether it is possible to bridge the gap between the natural sciences and the humanities.

These findings suggest that it is possible to bridge one fold with many other topologies, which has implications for protein folding, evolution, and misfolding diseases.