Sentence examples for more flexibly through from inspiring English sources

Examples are given of policies for H.323, illustrating how traditional features can be made to work more flexibly through use of policies.

Helped by the explosion in computing power and the rapid development of the personal computer, businesses began to look at encouraging their staff to use their space more flexibly, through sharing desks and using communal meeting rooms rather than dedicated offices.

Compared with the single-cell micro-sleep (also called discontinuous transmission, DTX [24]), CI extends the realization into a cooperative feature to exploit it more flexibly through transferring the whole data transmission in the cluster to the active BSs.

Next, practise thinking more flexibly.

The faster and more flexibly you evolve, the more successful your products will be.

The Royal Society said it was committed to tackling this through initiatives such as the Dorothy Hodgkin Fellowships, which are aimed at scientists and engineers who need to work more flexibly, perhaps changing from full to part-time work because of family commitments.

But fado is also, more flexibly, a musical style and a mindset.

Second, globalisation has caused change and restructuring so that businesses operate more flexibly.

But overbooking allows airlines to keep fares lower and serve passengers more flexibly.

Many found the technology helpful and that it allowed them to work more flexibly.

Britain always wanted to interpret the backstop commitment more flexibly than the European Union.