Sentence examples for which can bridge from inspiring English sources

This may be due to the presence of Ca2+ which can bridge between bacteria and catalyst.

I suppose what I am fumbling toward is a dialectic which can bridge the material and the ideal — or put more palatably for you, I am trying to infuse material notions of energy into that philosophical country of the ideal which psychoanalysis now rules with a barbarian's club. . . .

In the context of the LINCO project, we investigated the possibility of using an optical physical layer for the PCI Express, and we built a bus adapter which can bridge, through such a link, remote buses (>100 m) to a single-host computer without even the need of a specialized driver, given the legacy PCI compatibility of the PCI Express hardware.

Membranes of adjacent astrocytes have connexin-containing hemi-channels which can bridge an intercellular gap to form a gap-junction [126].

The objective of the work is to design a green taxation policy to mitigate hazardous environmental impacts of various sectors and to visualize the benefits which can bridge the socio-economic divide prevalent, especially in developing nations.

The HOONet is a high-level Petri net that corresponds to a class in an object-oriented paradigm, which can bridge the gap between the formal treatment of Petri nets and the object-oriented approach.

That's not bravery but something more complex, like faith: a matter of nuance, sympathy, the blurring of the space between us, which we can bridge only (and only for a moment) through the fleeting consolations of narrative.

Here we use bridging propensity, i.e., the probability of building a bridging line and crossing it by walking upside-down under laboratory conditions of constant wind speed, as a proxy for the ease with which spiders can bridge in nature.

Finally, we further tested the bridging concept by demonstrating that the bridge is in effect bidirectional: the mutated hemichannel Cx26R104E, in which E104 can bridge to K125 in the reverse direction, was also constitutively open, but had no sensitivity to CO2.

When Mg++ ions are present in the medium the phosphoryl groups exposed at the membrane surface are neutralized by these cations, which can also bridge the adjacent membrane layers and thus stabilize the grana structures.

The initial inflammation occurs in axial entheses, such as the spinal and sacroiliac ligament attachments, or sites of attachment of the annulus fibrosus outer fibres of the intervertebral discs (IVDs), progressing to osteoproliferation, squaring of the vertebrae and formation of syndesmophytes from the vertebral corners, which can eventually bridge leading to ankylosis.