Sentence examples for using a route that from inspiring English sources

This strategy encompasses thin film synthesis using a route that generates multi-atomic fluxes with sub-monolayer resolution and precision over a wide range of experimental conditions, deterministic growth simulations and nanoscale microstructural probes.

For myself, the biggest frustration has been traveling back and forth between a family vacation cabin and my own house in Toronto, using a route that's incredibly bogged down by traffic most of the summer.

They argued that he had left the farm around 10 pm on 6 August 1985, and returned by bicycle in the early hours of the morning, using a route that avoided the main roads.

During the battle between Scott's and Gotō's ships, Jojima's reinforcement group completed unloading at Guadalcanal and began its return journey unseen by Scott's warships, using a route that passed south of the Russell Islands and New Georgia.

(Interview, Manager, Time 2) An interesting example given in this context was that users in outpatients would book appointments on the system using a route that was less laborious, but which meant that, although these appointments would show on their screens as booked, they would not show on the rest of the system as booked.

Razvozzhayev used a route that has been employed by any number of Russians in recent years: He went to Ukraine — for which Russians do not need a visa or even a passport to visit — where embassies of several Western countries have traditionally been willing to entertain pleas for asylum.

MPS-I internal standard was prepared using a route similar to that used for MPS-I product but using commercially available and inexpensive pentadeuteriobenzoyl chloride (Supporting Information).

In November 1919, the CLR published a new bill to revive the Richmond extension, but using a different route that required only a short section of new tunnel construction.

People have been using SMS messages to post to the site — Twitter's recommended route — while others have used a workaround by changing their DNS addresses, typically using Google's DNS and OpenDNS — a route that has become a meme in itself.

If a mobile node receives an RREQ and it is not the destination node, it discards the RREQ directly because a route that uses the mobile node as its intermediate node is not stable.

And I couldn't help thinking of another cartography-Civil War story, the way Sherman used data from the 1860 Census to plan his March to the Sea, using county-level data to plot a route that would take him through areas with enough grain and livestock to feed his army.