Sentence examples for usual channel from inspiring English sources

Since the mean free path of electrons moving at carbon nanotubes is about 0.6 micron, which is much more than the usual channel length of carbon nanotube transistors, the assumption of ballistic transport is usually used in these transistors [6].

As usual, Channel 4 is being fairly secretive about the details.

The protest will be transmitted to Iran via Switzerland, the usual channel for such communications between the nations.

When the external canals are closed with the fingers, the sound becomes louder, indicating that it is not entering the ear by the usual channel.

The elements: Multinationals should 1) extend innovation partnerships beyond the usual channel partners by engaging key community stakeholders such as government bodies, universities and NGOs; 2) engage innovation partners strategically with a larger purpose; 3) trust but verify in a transparent manner; and 4) designate local partner network managers.

Instead of the usual Channel 4/BBC3 stream of genital gags, mild misogyny and hepcat stand-up irony, the new show – The 10'Clock Show Live – was billed as sharp comment on, of all things, the news, current affairs and politics.

Pawson arrived from outside the usual channels of architectural apprenticeship.

The transportation was provided through the usual channels of the Police administration.

[sic]" Yet this incongruous, peer-led approach has allowed Isis to reach beyond its usual channels.

Harper said: "These things are always discussed through the usual channels [the whips].

But Mazhar says he has had difficulty pursuing this ideal through the usual channels.