Sentence examples for more effective bridge from inspiring English sources

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".

Additionally the flexible wall within the powder hopper is more effective at bridge breaking within the hopper should the powder consolidate.

Using micro-computed tomography, we also showed that the hybrid scaffold was more effective at bridging within the gap relative to a conventional scaffold of the type used clinically based on collagen and BMP-2.

They believed that a multi-site transition program would be more effective, by bridging the divide between adult and pediatric hospitals.

Doing so will require creating more effective mechanisms to bridge the know do gap and address implementation issues (17).

Once the micro-cracking propagates and joins together into larger macro-cracks, the series reinforced with long hooked-end fibres (i.e. 60 mm) became more effective in crack bridging than those series with short hooked-end fibres (i.e. 35 mm) (see Figs. 2 and 3).

The GA SVR model effectively outperformed existing methods and can be used by civil engineers to efficiently design safer and more cost-effective bridge substructures.

It has been demonstrated that an optimized MTMFD system concentrated at mid-span of the bridge is more effective than an optimized TMFD at the same place with the same total mass and an optimized MTMFD system having TMFD units distributed along the length of the bridge.

Congress could have created a more effective incentive for EPA to bridge the yawning data gap regarding the nation's most dangerous chemicals had it established a robust schedule for evaluating them, but once again it ducked that responsibility.

Based on the wind tunnel tests, first, the aerodynamic force coefficients of the vehicle are fitted considering the aerodynamic interference between vehicles and the bridge, and a more effective and accurate approach to estimate the performance of vehicles and the bridge is provided in this study.

Making the pitch from Mr. Bridges even more effective is a credit on his filmography: He portrayed the maverick, populist automaker Preston Tucker in the 1988 movie, "Tucker: The Man and His Dream" Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, part of the Omnicom Group.