Sentence examples for which can be tapped from inspiring English sources

That is the aim of a new field known as social mobilisation, which treats the population as a distributed knowledge resource which can be tapped using modern technology.

The mounting anxiety in Europe about Russian control over energy supplies has helped to rouse interest in shale gas, which can be tapped domestically.

Google Wallet is vying to replace credit cards with phones containing a special chip with Near Field Communications (NFC) technology, which can be tapped against readers at cash tills in shops to make payments.

In using office telephones, top officials conduct conversations over unsecured phones, which can be tapped by outsiders, and secure phones that use sophisticated electronic scrambling techniques to deter eavesdropping.

Landraces contains useful genes which can be tapped to advance breeding programmes.

Every image is a separate element on the page which can be tapped and seen in full-screen.

Within the nucleus of each atom, there are huge amounts of energy, and humans have only begun to explore the ways in which it can be tapped.

There are people who won't use phones today because of the ease in which calls can be tapped.

The number of retirees who saw their social security benefits garnished to help pay down their student loans soared 500% between 2002 and 2013 – even the limits placed on the extent to which such benefits can be tapped still left those individuals below the poverty rate, the GAO acknowledged.

"He is increasingly relying and will be relying, on his big, megasuper donors," Mr. Santorum said, noting that two-third of his own donors have contributed less than $100 each, which means they can be tapped further without hitting contribution limits.

The other opening is connected to another valve whose outlet is left open for connecting to external appliance through which the gas can be tapped out.