Sentence examples for by which content from inspiring English sources

Gates wants it to become the de facto standard by which content is converted, transmitted and viewed, whether on a PC, handheld, television or set-top box.

There's traditional net neutrality, non-discrimination of content on ISP networks, peering agreements by which content companies pay ISPs to directly load traffic onto their network, and paid prioritization, a proposal by which companies could pay ISPs for faster delivery of their content.

Paid and earned media in the form of media and influencer outreach, native advertising and advertorials are the routes by which content marketers can get their content in front of the large audiences they seek.

"This work functions as a kind of SEO campaign for the Institute for New Feeling, exploring the many strategies by which content on the Internet is generated, manipulated and proliferated either by bots or by an invisible human workforce in order to influence search results," Andrew explains.

Socially shared knowledge is formed and maintained through dialogical thinking and communication, and affects what is being talked about and the manner by which content is framed.

It is formed and maintained through dialogical communication, and determines what is being talked about and the manner by which content is framed.

Socially shared knowledge is formed and maintained through dialogical communication, and shapes what is being spoken about and the manner by which contents are framed.

The controversy over the video has raised questions about the role of Google in governing free expression by determining which content is acceptable to show online and which is not.

"It makes content a differentiator by measuring which content matters and delivering optimal, personalized digital experiences based on this insight.

Workshops varied considerably by: content, language in which content was delivered, and the characteristics of participants in a single group (ethnicity, gender, literacy needs).

We decided that option 2 would give students equal opportunities to learn the content, while varying the mechanisms by which the content was delivered (i.e., the presence or absence of online, scientifically accurate, interactive animations).