Sentence examples for viable bridge from inspiring English sources
All of these features seem to put Plastc head and shoulders above its competition and presents it as a viable bridge between card-based and wholly digital technologies.
Now would be an especially good time to look around and identify genuine bridge builders because the more extreme the divide the harder it will be to construct viable bridges so needed in times of crisis.
As such, we hypothesized that the development of a three-dimensional (3D), tissue engineered human prostate cancer model would provide for a viable alternative, bridging the gap between issues with animal and in vitro models.
CIE approach is emerging as a methodologically viable solution to bridge that gap.
But, Ms. Lecuona said, more than a billion dollars will be spent to keep the bridge viable before a new one is built, money that could be spent with an eye toward supporting a permanent structure.
It may be viable for the bridge design to rely on full composite action under the service loading while only partial composite actions at the ultimate limit state.
But getting to know one another by working together for a common goal might be the only viable means to bridge differences and distrust.
However, the strength of this study was the mixed-methods design which illustrates a viable way to bridge qualitative-quantitative research distinctions to reinvigorate our search for more comprehensive and "bottom-up" understanding of patients' lived experiences of total pain.
Trying to protect jobs for their respective members, the American and British stage actors' unions, collectively known as the Equitys, have not always made such bridges viable.
After 14 weeks, seven of eight experimental specimens (chips with viable chondrocytes) demonstrated bridging of the incision assessed by gross inspection and manual distraction.
For example, students may analyze aircraft design to discuss how composite materials are used to make modern vehicles lighter and stronger; how innovations in energy technology make electric vehicles more efficient and viable; and how bridges are made to withstand extreme stress and wind pressure.
