Sentence examples for whereby live from inspiring English sources

A companion piece to Sin Sangre, reviewed yesterday, The Man Who Fed Butterflies shows off the astonishing technique developed by Chile's Teatro Cinema, whereby live actors inhabit a filmic landscape.

Given that the basic live migration capability has been demonstrated in OpenStack (since Folsom) for manual maintenance purposes, it should be possible to add the SLA "intelligence" whereby live migration can be used for performance management.

Tissue engineering, whereby living tissue replacements can be constructed, has emerged as a solution to some of these difficulties.

Was there any other option whereby living things might thrive?

5 However, the mechanisms whereby living arrangements may affect biologic response have not been identified.

The process whereby living organisms converts organic matter to carbon dioxide, releasing energy and consuming oxygen.

Direct effects have also been postulated, whereby living near rich neighbours produces a kind of 'economic envy' among poorer people that results in greater stress and therefore poorer health (and possibly more drinking) [ 10].

Photosymbiosis, whereby microalgae live within a heterotrophic host organism, is a key evolutionary process that led to the acquisition of photosynthesis in eukaryotes and consequently the emergence of several lineages.

Is what I have produced a catalogue of obstruction, whereby Orpheus lives not so much in self-laceration as in satisfaction?

Is this sort of ethical collectivism – whereby those living today share guilt for the past crimes of those they belong to by dint of their nation, race and so on – just, or productive?

But the worst aspect of the programmes is that they have completely undermined the cultural tradition whereby people living in the countryside would volunteer for community-based projects, such as cleaning canals.