Sentence examples for In multiple points from inspiring English sources

By working directly with cities, universities, and employers the company is able to bring in multiple points of data about various train and bus lines and even track vehicles as they move through the streets.

One senses the seeds of Hitchcock's late masterpiece "Marnie" in this study of the sexual allure of criminality, but in its present form (it was cut to 114 minutes from 132 after previews) the film doesn't coalesce, losing itself in multiple points of view that cloud the issues more than they deepen them.

You might have data on our site that appears in multiple points on the site and that data point is updated everywhere it appears.

This article describes an advance on monitoring of composting process through a Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) that allows measurement of temperature and moisture in real time in multiple points of the composting material, the Compo-ball system.

A single Compton recoil electron traveling through tissue can result in multiple points of damage to DNA or other cell structures via the generation and propagation of free radical species [13].

Considering that TCR signals induce a serial of protein phosphorylation reactions, Ckb could work as an "amplifier" to enhance TCR signaling in multiple points through rapid providing cellular ATP, which finally leads to turn-on of specific factors for immune function in response to pathogen infection.

The work herein shows that in multiple-point constraint applications full composite action between the shear deformable layers can be recovered by using the variational multiscale approach.

But to do so it seems that we are in need of help: in dealing with the deluge of data, in accessing and processing knowledge fast, in predicting emerging patterns, in seeing multiple points of view concurrently.

Among them, the route planning problem for tourists interested in visiting multiple points of interest (POIs) using public transportation.

"Within-method triangulation" [ 31] was used to gather in-depth information at multiple points in time from multiple sources, including: two rounds of interviews and focus groups and two rounds of documentary review.

Experimentally, this could be achieved by artificially infecting some animals (usually called donors), allocating them into closed groups with susceptible individuals (the recipients), and recording the disease status of the recipients in each group at multiple points in time.