Sentence examples for means of bridging from inspiring English sources

"It is being voiced as a means of bridging the digital divide".

Such rights have in recent years protected Christian groups on liberal campuses and gay groups in conservative spots, and remain a valuable means of bridging deep divides.

It can also help researchers to identify gaps in knowledge and the means of bridging them.

In this paper I draw conceptually on 'administrative violence' as a means of bridging direct and structural violence.

The Treasury has advised that a shortfall of 28bn rupees is acceptable but otherwise "we have to find ways, means of bridging this gap", he told the BBC.

Career guidance and lifelong learning, as means of bridging education with employment, are absent in the frequency analysis of the literature examined here.

These laws were derived from the laws of the newer theory, which governed the formation of genes and chromosomes from molecules of DNA and RNA, by means of "bridge principles" that identified entities in the older theory with entities (or combinations of entities) in the newer one, in particular the Mendelian unit of heredity with certain kinds of DNA molecule.

The presentation of means to bridge cultural and linguistic barriers between healthcare providers and older people with CALD backgrounds provides important information on how to make health promotion more accessible for this part of the population.

Telehealth strategies, including interactive videoconferencing, telephone (both cellular and land lines), fax line, and a telehealth-enabled retinal camera, were used in the setting of a community health center as a means to bridge barriers of access and transportation for ethnically diverse adults with diabetes who reside in rural South Carolina.

By applying this knowledge to the driving domain, the authors argue that the Maxims could be used as a means to bridge the gulf of evaluation, by allowing the automation to act like a chatty co-driver, thereby increasing system transparency and reducing the effects of being out-of-the-loop.

A possible knowledge transfer framework is outlined as a means to bridge the practical uses of genetics within various ethical, social and economic contexts.