Sentence examples for mode of sharing from inspiring English sources

And it will happen again as young people take Snapchat's original pitch seriously: that not everything you put on the Internet should be permanent and, in fact, impermanence should be the next mode of sharing.

What was needed was a mode of sharing and coexistence between two national communities in historic Palestine.

"Documerica," a multimedia concert presentation by the new-music string quartet Ethel and the director Steve Cosson, gently harks back to vintage modes of sharing images and experiences.

This model of client server data communication has evolved into a peer-to-peer mode of data sharing in recent times.

Organophosphates (OPs) were the first class of insecticides to have revised risk assessments under FQPA, in part because of a common mode of action shared among active ingredients.

Although the mode of action shared similarities, Kaiso did not associate with the p120-REST-CoREST complex, suggesting that nuclear p120 might have a broad function in the regulation of transcriptional repression.

Because of sharing a common mode of sexual transmission, syphilis and HIV infection have significant epidemic synergistic.

So far in our discussions we examined one mode of information sharing where the nodes (bees) shared information about the location of the target destination.

One of these, already mentioned, he joined others in labeling and characterizing as ethno-philosophy: that is, second-order works that purport to identify and engage in an exegesis of the philosophical schemes and significances of articulated thoughts and expressions, acts, and modes of behavior shared by and thus characteristic of particular African ethnic groups.

Another possibility might be that both aging and extended hypoxia dependent on the mode of death share similarities in terms of gene regulation.

Since it stems from the underlying culture, it develops naturally within a certain society and primarily has an integrative function (Bellah, 1967: p. 4; Christi, 2001: pp. 4 ff)..2 Overall, a civil religion can be seen as the mode of citizenship and shared national self-understanding or a nation's national identity.