Sentence examples for gateways by which from inspiring English sources

Applications developed using SDDL can also include groupcast communication, whose group-definition logic is processed at the GroupDefiner nodes and the group-membership information is disseminated to all Gateways, by which they are able to update their MN-to-Group and Group-to-MN mappings, as mentioned previously and will be explained in more detail below.

Spain is still the gateway by which Latin American literature reaches Europe.

The employer, Ms Grossu notes, "still remains the legal gateway by which these drugs and services will be provided to their employees".How legitimate is this criticism?

The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) found that Ucas, the gateway by which 700,000 young people a year apply to UK universities, broke electronic marketing rules because it allowed university applicants to opt out of receiving adverts only if they unchecked three boxes covering marketing emails, post and text messages.

This paper explores the industrial effects of the species in Portugal, the gateway by which the bivalve entered Europe around 30 years ago.

The Israeli nation had been constructed as a sort of gateway by which the sparks of light would shine upon the whole of the human race the world over.

"It is simply another clerical layer to an already existing accounting gimmick that does nothing to protect religious freedom because the employer still remains the legal gateway by which these drugs and services will be provided to their employees," said Arina Grossu, director for the council's Center for Human Dignity.

TSC 1/2, an inhibitor of mTOR, is the gateway by which other signaling pathways influence mTOR activity.

LANs with different architectures are linked by "gateways," which convert data as it passes between systems.

There was no excuse for this, as I am used to the official website, but I think I was misled by 'Gateway', which is used by HMRC".

The royal compound on the hilltop is surrounded by a complex system of defensive ditches and stone walls and is accessed by 14 gateways, of which many were sealed by stone disc barriers.