Sentence examples for sites through which from inspiring English sources
The Pentagon's notice of eviction from a pivotal base in Uzbekistan in July has forced the Air Force to look for alternative sites through which to ship cargo, relief supplies and soldiers to and from Afghanistan.
The decision Thursday to ask Internet companies to block access to YouTube and related Google-owned Web sites through which people could have gained access to the video was a first for the country, where the Internet is still a rarity outside the capital.
Borders and camps are sites through which these logics materialize (Maestri & Hughes, 2017).
Figure 8d shows that the f− functions of molecule correspond with the HOMO locations, indicating the sites through which the molecule could be adsorbed on the metal surface, whereas f+ (Fig. 8e) correspond with the LUMO locations, showing sites through which the molecule could interact with the nonbonding electrons in the metal.
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.
We have found that, with some close scrutiny, it is indeed possible to find some 'cracks' in these sites through which we can look to gain insights into the business processes that operate within them.
Her mother, Barbara Hyman Karpf, is the founder of DecoratorsBest.com, a Web site through which fabric and wallpaper are sold.
In July, Marilyn H. Patel, a federal judge in San Francisco, effectively signed a death warrant for Napster, a Web site through which users share music files.
Mr. O'Shaughnessy said that Netfolio did not have the financing to continue the Web site through which individual investors could create and manage their own baskets of stocks.
Developers are restricted to placing advertising on their "canvas page" — the portion of the site through which users install and interact with an application.
Both contain links to sysip.net - the 121Media-owned site through which BT sent browser requests during the 2006 trials and later ones in summer 2007.
