Sentence examples for many paths which from inspiring English sources

There are many paths which lead us to the things we do in life, the things that make us happy and unhappy, successful and unsuccessful, rich and poor – and not all of them are within our control.

As has been pointed out elsewhere (Porta et al.2006a), it is worth noting at this stage that betweenness is susceptible to 'edge effects': that is, the measured betweenness for segments towards the periphery of the study area is artificially low, since the starting points of many paths which would use such a segment are not included.

A protein with high betweenness centrality is characteristic of a bottleneck in an interaction network (i.e., there are many paths which pass through this protein) [40].

Finally, the conclusions are drawn in Section 7. Wireless channel consists of many propagation paths, which diffuse in the spatial domain at both the transmitter and the receiver.

HEGCs thus have many paths along which to receive synchronized activity from normotopic granule cells and to transmit their own hyperactivity to both normotopic granule cells and CA3 pyramidal cells.

Beyond international collaboration, a One Health perspective is urgently needed as AMR involves a dynamic and complex web of interactions; there are many paths by which drug residues and resistant bacteria can disseminate between humans, animals and the environment (Fig.  2).

Besides, because multi-path route mechanism in [16, 17] pays more attention on selecting as many as possible paths which could meet target formulation, the most appropriate routes may be ignored.

In those days it took many trials to transition from straight paths with smooth speed profiles to curved paths which would also develop smooth speed profiles (going from A to B); or it would take many trials to transition from curved paths with smooth speed profiles to straight paths with smooth speed profiles (going from B to A').

The purpose of this book is to bring an update on the many path­ ways which may induce an absolute or relative insufficiency in insulin release and hence a diabetic state.

"There are many paths that we walk correctly, which we will continue walking on," he said, "but we do not have the luxury or room for making the mistake of dismissing and turning deaf ears on anyone".

There are many paths, but you just know which one will take you to that tree.