Sentence examples for vector through which from inspiring English sources

This also isn't the only vector through which you get feedback.

upLIFT House is a vector through which we support, organize, and highlight FGLI students on campus and their experiences.

That his rhythms reminded me of Lil B's, down to the hypnotic repetition of the word "bro," is no knock on West; the job of every great pop artist is to be a vector through which niche becomes mainstream.

If nothing else, it makes one appreciate the larger truth that is transmitted by the full stop-free narration, in which the material of a conventional thriller has been sublimated into an atmosphere of violence, power and cruelty; humanity here is little more than a vector through which various kinds of insanity flow.

While online review sites provide an important vector through which customers discover and evaluate a brand or business, "social proof" is the broader force at work here.

The vector through which the breach occurred, developer logging, reminds us of how easy it is for even the most sensitive information to leak across a company through improper logging practices.

However, zoonotic transmission is also possible, by scratches or bites from asymptomatic or infected animals, with cats being the main vectors through which the disease is transmitted to humans or other animals [ 6- 8].

In addition, the fault initial angle and transition resistance are imported into the input vector of SVMs, through which their adverse effects on the protection performance can be significantly eliminated.

Limited records of unintentional introductions inhibit our understanding of the trade pathways, transport vectors and mechanisms through which hitchhiker organisms are spread as stowaways.

Devil facial tumour disease (DFTD) infects Tasmanian devils, a critically endangered species with low genetic diversity, and transmissible hamster sarcoma spread via a vector through laboratory animals which shared sufficient genetic identity (Banfield et al. 1965).

In fact, it has also been suggested that mechanical vector transmission might be the route through which HIV was initially transmitted to humans (Eigen et al. 2002).