Sentence examples for access through which from inspiring English sources

In 2005 the state began a pilot programme called ACCESS, through which state-certified teachers use videoconferencing to teach online in real time.

Birman's quartet, included on the group's latest album, came to them through their program "PUBLIQ Access," through which they commission new work by emerging US-based composers.

If this treaty between the EU and the US goes ahead, it will grant corporations a separate legal system to which no one else has access, through which they can sue governments passing laws that might affect their profits.

There are few databases, which also provide API or FTP access through which bulk and computer modulated download is possible.

This is fine as long as (1) the databases are interoperable and enable access to the information in the same format, (2) there is a single point of access through which the different databases can be identified and located, and (3) duplicate entries can be easily identified.

Your mobile phone number is almost as good as your fingerprint: very unique to you, and as a second factor authentication device via text message, acts as access control through which to access certain web sites.

In the MLMA, when the MH performs the handover from an access network through which the MH has established the active session, at AR1 collocated with LMA, to another access network, at AR2 which detects the attachment of the MH and sends an proxy binding update (PBU) packet to all ARs and GW in the network.

What are mapped, instead, are the server computers of Internet service providers or of employers -- the network access points through which individual users' PC's are actually connected to the Net.

So Ethicon, USGI and other firms are developing entirely new instruments.One device developed by USGI, called the ShapeLock TransPort, consists of a flexible "access platform" through which other devices can be fed.

Presenting the theme of disaster as a collection also gives many access points through which to engage the stories behind the objects.

The sides of the observation hives were composed of plexiglass sheets with hinged access ports through which workers could be collected.