Sentence examples for is consumed through from inspiring English sources
An insane amount of content is consumed through YouTube that would never be on TV".
"About 20percentt of infrastructure is consumed through the appliance form factor because it is extremely easy to set up and operate," said Alex Freedland, Mirantis president and co-founder in today's announcement.
In developed countries, most salt is consumed through processed food or in restaurants; efforts to fight hypertension have focused on pressuring the food industry to lower salt content often unsuccessfully.
Accordingly, most of the aniline should be vaporized immediately after being fed into the extruder, occupies the unfilled part of the extruder, and is transferred to the melt phase where it is consumed through the reaction.
Like Rogg's previous chapters in The Waldorf Project, the piece will be a immersive experience where art is consumed through every sense eaten, heard, seen, felt, lived.
Nowadays people most regularly see imagery on iPhones, laptops, iPads, so more imagery is consumed through screens than via magazines or billboards and it is only really since the advent of the internet that it has been possible to totally create this different medium, not restricted by the printing press and its distribution system.
If one ton of deuterium were to be consumed through the fusion reaction with tritium, the energy released would be 8.4 × 1020 joules.
Its expansiveness is attributable to the following: (1) it is naturally diffusive, (2) it reproduces rather than being consumed through use, and (3) it can be shared only, not exchanged in transactions.
These results suggested that excess light energy could not be consumed through photochemical quenching and NPQ.
After several days, all the redox-active compounds produced initially by the electrolysis reactions are consumed through chemical reactions and the self-potential anomalies fall to zero.
An ad every n tweets no matter which environment the Tweet stream was consumed through, with Twitter as the "AdSense" and "AdWords" of the whole thing.
