Sentence examples for via factory from inspiring English sources
The situationists' hour of glory was undoubtedly the student uprising of May 1968, which they partly shaped, but their influence has kept on growing ever since, from Malcolm McLaren and Jamie Reid's work with the Sex Pistols to the current crop of British psychogeographers (Iain Sinclair, Will Self, Stewart Home et al) via Factory Records and The Idler's anti-work ethic.
"in addition to turning the infected host into attack zombies, the malicious code uses the infected system to scan the Internet for additional devices that also allow access via factory default credentials, such as 'admin/admin,' or 'root/12345'," wrote Krebs.
Three of the four terminals are numbered and visible in the picture (#1, #3, & #4; the #2 terminal is not identified as it is connected directly to the thermostat below via factory installed jumper).
Besides, to make the structure more comprehensive, a flow-shop scheduling model in manufacturing part of the SC is integrated in order to obtain optimal delivery time of the product that consists of the makespan and the ship time of the product to DCs via factories.
No golden ticket is required to take a guided tour of the Perugina chocolate factory (Via San Sisto, 42; 39-075-527-6796; perugina.com) — a simple love of the sweet stuff (and a 5-euro entrance fee, about $6.75 at $1.35 to the euro) will suffice.
Take a listen below (via The Vinyl Factory).
Dalmatian hams are likely to have come fresh from a farmhouse rather than via a factory, likewise the cheese and olives.
The hope is that Lula, as he is universally known, who was born poor and came to politics via the factory floor and the picket line, will restore Brazil's economic fortunes in a way that lifts up the poorest in a notoriously unequal society.
Edges can therefore only be instantiated via a factory method to guarantee that this invariant is fulfilled.
Thus, Leoncavallo was relocated to its current incarnation, a fortress-like 6,000 square-meter factory on Via Watteau.
