Sentence examples for templates by which from inspiring English sources

Confined electrodeposition can be achieved through the use of suitable templates, by which the electrodeposition occurs in natural or artificial holes of an insulating layer on a conducting substrate.

The "kick-down" template, described here, is but one of those templates by which the pattern of brokenness gets transmitted.

Montreal should provide the template by which we tackle it.

These events set the template by which future outbreaks might be successfully contained.

The hypothesis is that by looking into someone's face as an infant you get a template by which to judge your future mate.

Haussmann's methods provided a template by which urban redevelopment programs would operate in Europe and the United States until nearly the end of the 20th century, and they would extend their influence in much of the developing world after that.

Because so many publishers still use InDesign for their original layout files, and those need to be used by Inkling as the template by which to create the interactive version, it will likely be a slow disruption.

Lam says that his experience, especially through the formative years of blogging, has given him a template by which to build a 'traditional' media company that could make a lot of money — for example, sites that produce shareable content that doesn't require expertise in a specific area.

His intellect, calm demeanor and practicality led to the creation of the Coalition of Essential Schools and a template by which any secondary school could improve from within.

Some film theorists have argued that The Wind Will Carry Us provides a template by which a filmmaker can communicate metaphysical reality.

Our insights into the molecular mechanism of remodeling the nuclear envelope for viral nuclear egress provide a molecular template by which nucleo-cytoplasmic transport can occur.