Sentence examples for component through which from inspiring English sources

AB scheme offers User Centricity by incorporating 'Disclosure Policy' component through which users can specify policies for their data.

With his track record, you are willing to pay a premium because this could potentially be a very lucrative business to be in, even at the high licensing fee we're paying for an unscripted show". Burnett's high-priced deal includes an advertising barter component, through which he will buy six spots per episode from NBC and sell them, the NBC executive said.

5) A skills-sharing component through which Barclays employees shared their knowledge and basic skills.

We have observed that in hormone-sensitive breast cancer cells, there is a hormone-independent component through which ER supports proliferation and that apo-RARα1 is a major mediator of this effect.

While the MCTS has a mobile component through which the system responds to health staff and beneficiaries (which was not a primary assessment component of this study), our limited survey evidence suggests that the engagement of health staff with this component could be improved.

A communication channel is a connection between components through which one component can cause another component to do something.

The material has both active components, through which lithium ions move when the battery is charged or discharged, and inactive ones that help stabilize the active material and extend battery life.

The cathode material has active components, through which lithium ions move when the battery is charged or discharged, and inactive ones, which help stabilize the active material and extend the life of the battery a vital quality in electric-car batteries.

This concept assumes that different Radio Access Networks (RANs) can be cooperating components through which network providers can satisfy the wide variety of demands in a more efficient manner.

In the former, the miscibility condition is achieved during mass transfer between the gas and the oil phase (i.e., exchanging components) through which the physical properties of two phases become close to each other.

To better define the specific G-protein components through which SDF1 acts, dissociated DRGs were co-transfected with expression constructs for EYFP along with plasmids encoding short peptides that selectively block signaling through specific Gα containing G-proteins.