Sentence examples for hub through which from inspiring English sources
The authority is building the transportation hub, through which PATH commuters, subway riders and pedestrians will stream one day.
US officials had long known that the Yemen safe house was the operational hub through which Bin Laden, from a cave in Afghanistan, ordered attacks.
Given that Hoboken is major transit hub through which all major train, bus and ferry traffic that connects the states of New Jersey and New York runs, it could have a serious impact on transportation in the region.
The portal has to be able to exchange information in real time with insurance companies, state agencies and the federal government, which is building a "data hub" through which it can verify income and citizenship.
The Web portals for the exchanges have to be able to share information in real time with insurance companies, state agencies and the federal government, which has built a "data hub" through which it can verify the income and citizenship of people applying for subsidies or Medicaid.
They will be the hub through which all data into and out of the home will pass".
The state, financial institutions and universities all serve as hubs through which flow both power and information.
These airports are free of the aggravating congestion of the 50 largest domestic hubs, through which 90% of travelers pass.
The Middle East, Mann said, is unique because it is a "purely hub-based phenomenon," meaning major Gulf carriers offer cheap fares to destinations around the globe, then act as hubs through which the traffic is routed.
Three rigid body freedoms are subsequently allowed at the root of the rotor blade to describe the different hub connections, through which, the mixed truss girder-beam model of the fuselage structure is combined with the aeroelastic model of the rotor blade and the helicopter coupled rotor-fuselage model is established.
The site verified each user's address by asking for credit card information, and by executing spot checks of users' so-called Internet protocol addresses -- the numeric identifiers for the network-hub computers through which users connect to the Internet.
