Sentence examples for traffic through which from inspiring English sources

The previous target was Dyn, a company that controls a large number of domain name service infrastructure that acts as a switchboard for internet traffic, through which the attack brought down major internet services across Europe and the US including Twitter, Netflix and Spotify.

Dr. ElBaradei, director general of the agency, the United Nations' watchdog on atomic weapons, said he was astonished by the scale and complexity of the illicit trafficking through which the Libyans obtained material and blueprints for nuclear weapons designs.

For the United States's part, while it has hewn closer its ANZUS partners than China, U.S. diplomats have tried to forge something of a middle ground by adopting a less uncompromising approach to sanctions and generally look for areas -- like crisis response and human trafficking -- through which to engage Fiji.

Loss of DIAPH3 caused cytoskeletal and endocytic trafficking defects through which EGFR/MEK/ERK signaling was hyperactivated.

They only get 30% of their traffic through SEO, which is a shockingly low percentage for a site like Fwix.

In fact, the same thing was going on: Microsoft was routing its traffic through Akamai, which again, runs Linux boxes.

An error in one of our systems caused us to direct some of our web traffic through Asia, which created a traffic jam.

The Internet giant, which saw its services slow to a crawl or temporarily stop Thursday, said an error in one of its systems routed its traffic through Asia, which overloaded servers, slowed their response time or took them out all together.

The race was marked by a multiple car traffic around halfway through which entirely stopped the race until the cars got sorted.

But today, City Councilmember Paul Krekorian issued a press release adorably titled "We've Got a-Waze to Go to announce he's planning to expand LA's partnership with Waze in order to reduce "cut-through traffic," which is another name for ducking down residential streets to dodge gridlock.

Modern roundabouts are ring-shaped intersections through which traffic flows in a counterclockwise pattern.