Sentence examples for be shared by more from inspiring English sources
If each organism captured less, then a given amount of light could be shared by more organisms, increasing biomass production.
It is also possible, Mr. Ward said, for a driveway easement to be shared by more than two parties, as when there are a number of properties on either side of a private common road.
UNICEF estimates that in schools in developing countries one toilet can be shared by more than 50 students and that can lead to a spread of diseases such as diarrhoea.
While critics of the plan have deplored attacks that their view is elitist, none, including Charles Petersen in an exhaustive two-part essay on the Web site of the literary journal n+1, have offered a convincing case for why one of the greatest architectural spaces in the city shouldn't be shared by more people, some of whom might not have online access at home.
"Our paper was unquestionably the last of the three to be published in Physical Review Letters in 1964 (though we naturally regard our treatment as the most thorough and complete) and it is therefore no surprise that the Swedish Academy felt unable to include us, constrained as they are by a self-imposed rule that the Prize cannot be shared by more than three people," Professor Kibble said.
In case of AODV, there are possibilities that some links might be shared by more than one shortest path.
That sentiment is shared by more than a few mavens of geek culture.
Their secretive labyrinth is shared by more than 2,000 rhinoceros, more than all other Asian rhino put together.
Many of her more fanciful theories, like the possibility that Shakespeare died of syphilis, are shared by more mainstream scholars.
One tweet was retweeted over 45,000 times, while a Facebook post was shared by more than 9,500 people.
