Title: Bridging - Wikipedia
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Bridging
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Construction
Electronics and computing
Transport
Medicine
Education
Sport
Other uses
See also

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Bridging
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Look up bridging in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Bridging may refer to: Contents
1 Construction
2 Electronics and computing
3 Transport
4 Medicine
5 Education
6 Sport
7 Other uses
8 See also
Construction
Building of bridges across a gap
Cross bracing used between joists to stabilize them
Electronics and computing
In electronics, using a low source impedance to drive a large load impedance for maximum voltage transfer, called impedance bridging
In electronics, a method of connecting a load to two amplifiers to increase available voltage, called a bridged amplifier
Bridging (networking), a packet forwarding technique used in computer networks
Bridging (programming), a system that allows different programming languages to share common resources
Communication Protocol Bridge,
In electronic assembly, a solder bridge is an (unintended) electrical connection between two conductors by means of a small blob of solder. PCB's use solder masks to prevent this from happening. Transport
The procedure by which oil products such as diesel or petrol are moved ("bridged") by road tanker from one oil depot to another. Using a transport ship to move infantry or armor across bodies of water in one turn in the board game Axis and Allies. Medicine
The binding of an antigen molecule by two IgE antibodies bound to a mast cell or basophil granulocyte, leading to degranulation. bridging vein
Education
The bridging between international training and a country's requisites through a bridge program (higher education)
The bridging between secondary and post-secondary studies at a university, such as the Academic Bridging Program at Woodsworth College, Toronto. Sport
Bridge (exercise)
In grappling, the technique of pushing the hips upwards to offbalance a top opponent, for instance by trying to escape the mount. Supporting the cue stick near its tip for a shot in billiards either by hand or sometimes with the help of a mechanical bridge.