Sentence examples for is conveyed by means of from inspiring English sources

All of this is conveyed by means of a familiar melodramatic machinery, and after a while the humorless solemnity of "The Rocket" stifles any interesting sense of Maurice Richard as a character.

A crucial turn in Sofía's story — her gradual assimilation into what remains of her birth family — is conveyed by means of montage, which smooths over the friction and uncertainty that would inevitably accompany such a drastic change.

(Miners' strike/Falklands War/I can't take it any more....) In general the film is more attuned to process than to policy, which is conveyed by means of a few catch phrases and snippets of archival news footage.

All of this is conveyed by means of Murfi's confessional commentary – when the piece opens we see him tethered by the neck to a rock, wearing only stained underpants and bleating like a goat – and by Keegan-Dolan's wild and expressive choreography, which is impelled by the skirl of an onstage fiddle band.

Indeed the information regarding the physical, 3D items that carpenters have to build is conveyed by means of 2D paper plans.

This is conveyed by means of an example detailing the design and calibration of a device designed for a series of large-scale experiments as part of the 'Real Fires for the Safe Design of Tall Buildings' project.

In "Light Falls," Einstein is played by the actor Michael Winther, and the workings of his mind are conveyed by means of digital effects projected onto a scrim.

His life and last days were conveyed by means of his Skyping and the camera he'd smuggled on to death row.

Of significance in this respect is the fact that many thought experiments are conveyed by means of a narrative.

The latter was conveyed by means of a planted forest that, I learned later, covered some 100 acres.

In addition to being conveyed by means of nature forces, air pollutants mainly flow across boundaries via human activities, especially by trade.