Sentence examples for given by way of from inspiring English sources

The fact that the benefit was given by way of a scholarship does not alter the substance of the matter.

#stopcreating As of yet, no further comment has been given by way of explanation as to what exactly 'retiring from public life' will entail for the star.

In the following, damages in Hall (Fig. 3) are given by way of example.

The main parameters of each element are given by way of two modeling approaches: an optical modeling with a semi-vectorial finite difference method together with a conformal transformation, and a mechanical modeling with a finite-element method associated to the mechanical theory of membranes.

A few examples are given by way of illustration.

An intramuscular injection of azaperone (2 mg/kg; Stresnil®, Janssen-Cilag GmbH, Neuss, Germany) was given by way of premedication.

That could be a guest plugging in their laptop on an active wired wall port in a conference room, a malicious user unplugging a printer from the port and connecting their laptop for reconnaissance or an engineering group spawning a bunch of virtual machines for testing purposes that do not adhere to security standards, DeCesare gave by way of example.

(Or, why do they expect you to "give," by way of taxes, to the National Endowment for the Arts, or privately, to your local orchestra?) To understand their audacity, you'll have to look at the shape of their careers.

The characteristics and novelty of the proposed method are given by the way of integrating the particularity of these biological signals (the four input channels and the intensities distribution for E, S, and lumen) into widely accepted fast image preprocessing and segmentation methods.

I am told that it was given you by way of a loan from your friend Andrew McMaster, to which you bore, I am told, some resemblance.

But the cluttered vacancy of American consumerism is exactly the sort of tidy thematic statement Clark usually avoids, and the onslaught of information only serves to remind us how little the author has given us by way of characterization.