There was no longer a bridge.
These days, the state of the art has advanced to a point where the F.D.A. is mulling the possibility of again approving artificial hearts for permanent implantation — no longer a bridge but a "destination therapy".
No longer a bridge between state and private sectors, these schools have become part of a flourishing independent sector now sharply distinguished from the state system, a situation decried by the Sutton Trust as "educational apartheid".
Q | Our bank no longer offers bridging loans, so to finance a house move, we agreed to sign an application for a £50,000 mortgage secured on a buy-to-let property we own, with interest-only payments over five years.
Markoff's argument, made in various ways using various examples — industrial mass production, robotics, machine learning, and so on — is that we have now reached a point in the development of these technologies where we can no longer avoid bridging this chasm between the A.I. and I.A. philosophies.
Markoff's argument, made in various ways using various examples industrial mass production, robotics, machine learning, and so on is that we have now reached a point in the development of these technologies where we can no longer avoid bridging this chasm between the A.I. and I.A. philosophies.
THE Brooklyn Bridge is no longer the longest suspension bridge ever built; it's not even the longest suspension bridge that goes to Brooklyn.
"If this little piece, this one piece, breaks," Mr. Burden said, pointing to a negligible-looking round concrete cylinder near the top of one arch, "then you no longer have a bridge.
Yet the underlying point made by the State Department's Kendall Myers is sound: we can no longer act as bridge between America and Europe because George Bush has dynamited it at his end.
The State Department is no longer the only bridge between a pajama-clad hacker and dissidents in the Middle East.
