Sentence examples for position through which from inspiring English sources

Ms. Kilgore's steadiness is the default position through which ripples of exhilaration emerge.

He decided to rejoin his battalion by passing round the flank of the enemy position through which he had advanced.

In addition, brokerage measures how many times the ego occupies a bridging position through which two nodes, which are disconnected otherwise, are connected.

Until 2006, local health organisations had never before been placed in such a prime position through which to shape local NHS dental services using local commissioning.

Serving officers can no longer hold the political and administrative positions through which they virtually ran much of the country.

Turner illustrates Ghazali's jaundiced view of many jurists in a quote that they disdained other disciplines like medicine because they did not involve "the management of religious endowments (awqaf), execution of wills, possession of the money of orphans, and appointment to judicial and government positions through which one exalts himself above his fellow men and fastens his yoke on his enemies".

Phoenix House, Daytop and Delancey Street were all directly modeled on Synanon -- and any program that uses "marathon" therapy groups, "pull ups" (confrontations), makes patients wear degrading signs or outfits and has a hierarchy of positions through which patients rise towards graduation has its roots in Synanon, either directly or indirectly, through staff training.

The high in-/out-degree indicates that TS TFs tend to regulate a large number of targets, and that TS TFs are regulated by a large number of regulators, while the high betweenness values show that TS TFs locate to bridge positions through which many regulatory pathways pass.

The position marker corresponds to the retinal location through which the displayed OCT scan is obtained.

For example, the multiplicity in a unit cell of atoms that are situated on "special positions" (sites through which a space-group symmetry operation passes) is calculated differently by some current crystallographic programs.

According to Sebastian Tromp, S.J., consultor of the Doctrinal Congregation and leading theological spokesman for the conservative Curial position, "The crisis through which the Church is now passing is more serious than the Reformation".