Sentence examples for networks by which from inspiring English sources

He began to look at the physical networks by which London's neighborhoods were served with water.

Even as agriculture continued to improve with innovations such as the plow, these mobile elements persisted and provided important networks by which technological innovations could be spread widely and rapidly.

The Domestic Nuclear Detection Office, part of the Department of Homeland Security, is in charge of developing a worldwide nuclear-detection system that, primarily, would use technology to monitor vehicles and shipping containers along the various transportation networks by which nuclear weapons could be smuggled into America.

The sites, which invited members to post a photograph and a few personal details—a profile and link to other members, exploited the peculiar logic of networks, by which large numbers of people are connected through a small number of intermediaries and become part of a vast virtual community.

The promoted Peasant Association has taken over the decisional roles of pastoral elders and further disturbed the networks by which the Borana pastoralists used to govern access to pastures and water points.

We present a novel framework, named Recursive Partitioning Search (RPS), for blind search over structured peer-to-peer (P2P) networks, by which the query message duplication can be avoided.

And Northwest recently introduced Coach Choice on its domestic network, by which passengers can book certain aisle and exit-row seats for $15 extra per flight segment.

The future instead promises a distributed network by which your home and your car will generate and store energy just as soon as they draw it off.

Their creation — a network by which home music databases could be exchanged online — caught on and spread at a phenomenal rate.

The company's researchers decided after tweaking the content of peoples' "news feeds" that there was "emotional contagion" across the social network, by which people who saw one emotion being expressed would themselves express similar emotions.

In early 1971, fueled by limited success in the previous year's incursions against North Vietnamese "sanctuaries" in Cambodia, United States and South Vietnamese strategists decided to invade Laos in a bold operation to cut the Ho Chi Minh Trail, the 300-mile jungle road network by which Hanoi fed troops, weaponry and supplies southward to Cambodia and South Vietnam.