Sentence examples for through a bridge from inspiring English sources
On Dec. 14, a powerful bomb ripped through a bridge seconds after General Musharraf's motorcade passed by.
For Emirati students who show promise but require additional schooling, conditional admission will be granted through a bridge program, taught on campus by N.Y.U.
Some foreign investors would like to see the Government put up even more than 30 trillion yen, either through a bridge bank or another rescue package.
Many players go through a bridge lifetime without encountering an 11-card suit, which occurs three times in 10,000,000 deals.
The alternating energy generated from the nanogenerator can be utilized to charge a capacitor through a bridge rectifier and light up a commercial light-emitting diode (LED).
Current was injected into neurons through a bridge circuit integral to the amplifier, with the current injection amplitude and the electrode voltage monitored on an oscilloscope (Kikusui COS5020-ST).
Our data suggest that Gd@C82(OH)22 might enhance the association between TNFα and TNFR2 through a "bridge-like" mode of interaction; by contrast, the fullerenol appears to inhibit TNFα-TNFR1 association by binding to two of the receptor's cysteine-rich domains.
FTIR data show a potential dependent spectral feature ranging between 980 and 1020 cm−1, which could be assigned to SO2 molecules adsorbed either through a pyramidal geometry with one-fold coordination under a Cs symmetry, or through a bridge-bonded geometry under C2v symmetry.
Colloidal particles are shown to be capable of developing adhesion between liquid phases through a bridging mechanism by which intervening, micrometer-scaled, fluid films are stabilized.
Each sensitizer wire consists of a substrate group with high binding affinity for the enzyme active site connected to a ruthenium-diimine through a bridging aliphatic or aromatic chain.
Previously, it had been reported that 6- phosphonodifluoromethyl -2-naphthoic acid binds to the protein-tyrosine phosphatase PTP1B with its 2-carboxyl group interacting only indirectly through a bridging water molecule.
