Sentence examples for by which rooms from inspiring English sources

"Imagine a smart building where a manager can know how many people are inside just by which rooms are reflecting motion - for instance, via motion-sensitive lights," says Constantine Valhouli from the Hammersmith Group, a strategy consulting firm.

A defendant's fate was usually signalled by which room he was taken to before the verdict.

Click the down arrow to select the printer by which room you're in.

In the fast-moving world of computer and telephone technology, and crime, net-enabled mobile phones have introduced a whole new level by which chat rooms can be accessed and pornographic images traded.

His Fair Division Calculator works by repeatedly quizzing each roommate on which room they would choose if the rents were divided in certain ways.

A slight sense of quotation mark hovers in the air, but it is very slight — it may not even be there — and it doesn't dispel the atmosphere of dead-serious connoisseurship by which the room is dominated.

But the Web companies typically pay occupancy taxes only on that lower wholesale rate, rather than on the actual price paid by the traveler -- the rate by which most hotel rooms are taxed.

The genius and originality of Kant's philosophy lay in the means by which he made room for such judgments.

Mr. Gerstner conceded that a room-request system like Room 77, if it catches on with a mass audience, could complicate the current process by which hotels currently allocate rooms.

Earlier this month, Romney said that matters like taxes and how one made money should be discussed in "quiet rooms," by which he meant out of the public eye.

In the mystifying lottery by which designers are assigned rooms in the show house (over 100 decorators submit portfolios, which are then reviewed and selected in January by a secret committee that one imagines in Doges' robes and conical hats), Mr. Jeffrey drew the fourth-floor master bedroom.