Sentence examples for started bridge from inspiring English sources

He started bridge early, and in 1958, at the age of 20, became the youngest life master ever.

Of the 126 spiders that bridged, 61 needed to be poked before they started bridging.

I just got back from Cannes where I was meeting with different people about what Secret Cinema can offer if you started bridging those two things: from film production to the way a film is released.

It can be seen from the results that the fluid loss decreased gradually to zero as the particles expanded and started bridging.

NIH started Bridges to the Future in 1992 with the goal of facilitating the transition of students from associate to baccalaureate degree granting institutions and from master's to doctoral degree granting institutions.

Between now and then all UN member states will need to start bridging the gap between the international drug control conventions and the many changes occurring on the ground.

"There hasn't been a true competitor to Adobe for quite some time and Microsoft could potentially start bridging the gap between the PC and the TV even more effectively," said Josh Martin, an analyst at the Yankee Group.

We discuss how the ever-increasing computing power and high-resolution data availability will soon allow researchers to start bridging the in vivo in silico gap.

Once you've got that first bit of industry experience on your curriculum vitae, you need to start bridging that next choke point, the science-to-business transition.

This enabled us to start bridging the ends of this continuous process which suffered until lately from limited structural data regarding the 26S proteasomal architecture and the structure and diversity of the Ub chains.

The present paper attempts to start bridging this gap in the multivariate HFA by highlighting the importance of the testing step and focusing on the review and application of nonparametric tests for monotonic trends.