Sentence examples for achieving direct contact from inspiring English sources

From Burberry's bold decision to sell to consumers direct from the runway to Kanye West beaming his Yeezy collection in theatres live around the world, designers are achieving direct contact en masse with consumers like never before.

"If you achieve direct contact, energy density [for battery-electric cars] goes from inadequate to infinite.

What Ed Miliband is trying to achieve is direct contact with, and the involvement of, a slice of those affiliated members.

Interface structural analysis by transmission electron microscopy demonstrates that a high interface shear strength (about 230 250 MPa) in the composites without hBN interlayers is achieved by direct contact of NiAl with aluminium oxide (intrinsic coherence).

Tests of the sink in the bathroom of Kovtun's room at the Millennium Hotel revealed quantities of polonium that could only be achieved by direct contact with the rare isotope.

This cell-cell or cell-microenvironment communication may be achieved by direct contact or over longer distances by secreted molecules and secreted membranous vesicles.

To prevent leaning toward the contralateral side and the additional use of the trunk muscles, stabilization of the torso will be achieved by direct contact of the contralateral shoulder and trunk with a wall.

Mediating Os-polymers were also applied to achieve a direct contact of the electrode with the DHCDH domain aiming at higher power densities gained at lower potentials [ 89, 91, 93].

The curing process of these kinds of autopolymerizing resins is achieved in direct contact with the oral mucosa, leading to high levels of RM content once the material had set in vivo [ 6, 7].

Iron/heme acquisition can be achieved thanks to direct contact between the bacterium and the exogenous iron/heme sources.

Obviously, the necessary agreements will not be achieved through initiatives and direct contact between the contentious camps.