Sentence examples for seamlessly bridge from inspiring English sources
Baum says this is especially practical for e-commerce datacenters, where customers often seamlessly bridge dozens of servers on their way from the homepage to checkout and order fulfillment.
The 140 character constraint of a Tweet emanates from our origins as an SMS-based messaging system, and we leverage this simplicity to develop products that seamlessly bridge our user experience across all devices.
Another advantage of mobile, is the ability to seamlessly bridge offline and online marketing efforts.
Pixel Track an innovation from futuristic product developers Berg (who also made the Little Printer) in collaboration with Future Cities Catapult may be the technology to seamlessly bridge analog signs of the past, and digitally-enhanced visages of the future. .
That album seamlessly bridged the worlds of swing and bebop by joining old masters like Hawkins with young turks like Phil Woods and Charlie Rouse and is considered one of the most influential jazz recordings.
In creating works that know no confines, seamlessly bridging idea and concept, teamLab transcends not just boundaries, but the "real world" itself.
"He has seamlessly bridged the worlds of hip-hop music and filmed entertainment through poetry, comedy and music, offering viewers and music fans alike not just a reflection of themselves, but a hopeful glimpse of a world filled with art, joy and compassion".
However, the PALP can be seamlessly bridged into full ECMO by simply switching out the membrane for a full ECMO oxygenator while using the same operational console which can travel with the patient.
Boggs concludes the essay by making a persuasive case for the value of two-year and four-year institutions of higher education working together with elementary and secondary partners to improve educational attainment in the United States to set into place an educational continuum that more seamlessly bridges all educational levels.
#5 High/Low A pretty obvious observation about Banksy's work is how seamlessly it bridges the high/low culture divide more than most artists working today.
After Michael's death in 1983, Cardew carried on running Wenford Bridge seamlessly, to the extent that he continued his father's journal where Michael had left off.
