The phrase "a time enabling" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing time-related capabilities or functions, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for better understanding.
Example: "The new software is a time enabling tool that helps users manage their schedules more efficiently."
Alternatives: "time-efficient" or "time-optimizing".
Trying them one at a time enables you to easily track the response from that particular source.
Whereas M. sexta and H. virescens deposit large numbers of eggs in a short time, enabling a relatively synchronous rearing, H. erato lays only a few eggs each day for several months.
Another says Mr Pantaleo was using a "lateral neck restraint" that, if done correctly, renders the "individual unconscious for a short time, enabling the officer to place handcuffs on the suspect".
This is due in part to the fact that Mexican communities have existed in Los Angeles for a long time, enabling them to establish networks of health promotion even though access to care is a barrier for this population.
Three weeks after the first administration 35 participants from sample 1 completed the CNCEQ-R for a second time, enabling measurement of the test retest reliability of the measure.
A landscape search can yield answers to a query in real time, enabling a highly effective means to explore large topographic datasets.
The speciation process entails a vast decrease in the new effective population size, thus opening a short window of time enabling an increase in the fixation rate of gene duplication.
In general terms, these devices are simple to use, economical, have high specificity and have a short turnaround time, enabling rapid clinical decisions.
After reconstruction, each A-line was placed in a 3D matrix with regards to position and cardiac time enabling a reconstruction of the arterial cross-section at each time point in the cardiac cycle.
