Sentence examples for their bridging from inspiring English sources

Her intelligent and beautifully written fantasies are of seminal importance for their bridging of the gap between "traditional" children's fantasy, as written by CS Lewis or E Nesbit, and the more politically and socially aware children's literature of the modern period, where authors such as Jacqueline Wilson or Melvyn Burgess explicitly confront problems of divorce, drugs and delinquency.

To achieve this goal, the article investigates the set of actors and their bridging arrangements that create and shape governance in CCA and DRR integration.

Three diiron hexacarbonyl complexes (2, 3 and 4) with naphthalene-1,8-bis(thiolate) skeleton as their bridging linkages are reported.

Concentration and scan rate dependent measurements support an intramolecular coupling of the oligothiophene units preferentially next to their bridging site with σ-bond formation.

After losing their coordinated acetonitrile molecules at 180°C, the lamellar coordination networks of 2 retain their integrity up to 230°C before loss of their bridging thiacrown ethers.

Upon oxidation with ferrate, the cells were inactivated and some intracellular and extracelluar components were released into the water, which may be helpful to the coagulation by their bridging effect.

Their bridges and viaducts were primary targets for Allied bombers.

He also says that many seem to covet their bridge.

But they are out there, and they deserve their bridge.

"The Romans used to burn their bridges so they could not go back," Leone said.

The federal soldiers burned their bridges and culverts to prevent a Confederate counter-advance.