Sentence examples for a setting which enables from inspiring English sources

Waze has a setting which enables Israeli drivers to "avoid dangerous areas" — including the Palestinian controlled A and B territories of West Bank,  the former of which Israeli law prohibits its citizens from entering — but it is not clear if the soldiers had enabled the option.

We lay down the theoretical groundwork for Kolmogorov double-asymptotics in a Bayesian setting, which enables us to derive asymptotic expressions of the desired performance metrics.

Fourth, to address this inconsistency, we added one new dimension, called "setting", which enables the classification of GSE projects in both site level and relationship-between-pair-of-sites level.

About 98% of children are registered with a general practice in the UK and the vast majority of consultations occur in this setting, which enables real-time ATI consultations to be studied over time.

The ambient operating room temperature was kept constant at lowest possible setting which enabled to keep the OR temperature at the range of about 20°C for 30 min before and throughout the surgery.

Consequently, this study was designed to fill this gap and to provide a data set which enables more detailed studies, for example microarray or proteomic analysis, in the future.

The national French registry of childhood haematopoietic malignancies, with a high level of case ascertainment, constitutes a reliable data set, which enables, among others, to carry out spatial and space time analyses over the whole territory.

A new PCR primer set which enables one-step amplification of complete arthropod mitochondrial genomes was designed from two conserved 16S rDNA regions for the long PCR technique.

Mr. Earnest and Curtis Young's spare set, which enables a delightful surprise ending, consists of a rectangular stage of soft yellow dirt and a wall-size chalkboard with two entrances.

Therefore, the number of vectors that needs to be considered for a decision is equal to the size of the reference set which enables to make a decision based on a broad statistical information about the data (recall that the size of reference set is 21 for VAM and 71 for EMO-DB).

This paper introduces an active spectral cavitation detection method to attain high spatial resolution (0.15 × 0.15 mm per pixel) through a parametric statistical method (ARMA modeling) used on finite-length data sets, which enables local changes to be identified more easily.