Sentence examples for conduit of information from inspiring English sources
Spotting Boundary Spanners Because of his links to the central connectors in two other informal networks, Andy serves as the main conduit of information between the Boston network and groups in Chicago and New York.
Through his relationships with central connectors in two other informal networks, Andy serves as an efficient conduit of information; he puts most people in all the networks at less than four removes from one another.
Channel 4 described the account as a "leading conduit of information between jihadis, supporters, and recruits".
Faculty members are the best conduit of information about specific programs.
To a large extent, Kepel argues, the Internet has replaced the Arabic satellite channels as a conduit of information and communication.
The second conduit of information was a report of Dr. Franklin's findings prepared by Dr. Randall and circulated to other laboratories, including Dr. Crick's.
"These councils are meant to be the conduits of information and ideas," said Donna D. Beecher, the Agriculture Department's director of human resources management.
The internet groups are considered conduits of information rather than publishers under UK law, meaning they have limited responsibility for what appears on their sites.
"We have examples throughout the history of the country of people like this who have taken it upon themselves to serve as conduits of information," Vigdor said.
