Sentence examples for through interception from inspiring English sources
Another means of detecting the Chernobyl accident when it occurred could have been through interception of communications at American listening posts ringing the Soviet Union.
Others have speculated – in the light of denials from technology companies about granting "direct access" to servers – that Prism operates through interception of communication cables.
He said that the government was committed to securing the maximum number of convictions in terrorism and serious crime cases: "The experience of other countries is that the use of evidence gathered through interception may help to achieve that.
Whilst emerging satellite surveillance technology can help detect illegal fishing vessels, there are still challenges in detaining such vessels through interception by a fisheries patrol vessel, which are very expensive to operate in such vast distant areas," they say.
The rest of the charged particles flow along with the gas into the bag filters and are eliminated through interception, inertial collision, and diffusion.
This decoy obtains a double-stranded DNA with great homology to the promoter region of STAT3 target genes and blocks STAT3 signalling through interception of activated STAT3 molecules.
He made 26 league appearances in his first season in Serie C2, where he impressed with his mixture of passes, through-balls, interceptions, tough tackles and blocks.
Sigint Short for "signals intelligence", or information gathered through the interception of signals between people or computers.
This is an essential first step before the agencies can then investigate those leads through targeted interception".
In addition, by leveraging the mature architecture of distributed storage systems, the framework resides in the hosts and operates through API interception.
The method the paper used was through the interception of voicemails, a criminal activity which had won the paper much kudos by generating big stories such as the Home Secretary, David Blunkett, having an affair with a married woman.
