Sentence examples for representing a bridge from inspiring English sources

Some years ago, an impatient artist erected a reed sculpture representing a bridge never built.

We found that both these molecules are chemisorbed on the nanocomposite surface, representing a bridge geometry of the gas molecule at the interface region.

The dynamical system models interaction between multiple inverted pendulum (IP) biomechanical models and a SDoF system representing a bridge vibration mode.

The paper presents the results of a computational modeling for damage identification process for an axial rod representing an end-bearing pile foundation with known damage and a simply supported beam representing a bridge girder.

Importantly, hβD1, hβD2 and hβD3 are associated with recruiting immature dendritic cells and memory T cells via CC-chemokine receptor 6 (CCR6), hence representing a bridge between the innate and adaptive immune responses (Yang et al., 2002).

Lawrence Man, a Hong Kong-born architect who came to Los Angeles from Boston five years ago, might represent a bridge.

They also represent a bridge that links families, generations and memories.

For its first generation of followers, like Akindayomi, aladura represented a bridge between two worlds.

The protesting officers represent a bridge between the revolution and the Army, between the square and the officer corps.

Robert Dillon, president of Widdicomb, said the living room represented "a bridge to where we're going" -- a place, presumably, with less chinoiserie.

But the Na Nachs' unique belief that "happiness is basic, the beginning of everything," suggests to Aslan that they may represent a bridge between secular and religious Jews.