Sentence examples for ability to enable a from inspiring English sources
The extraordinary triumph of the cellphone among India's poor stemmed from its ability to enable a most mundane human need, which is to chat with other people.
No, the problem is not with our economy's power to insist on harder work, and more production, but rather with its ability to enable a corresponding growth in consumption.
The ability to enable a fast modification and system-change, in order to fulfil quickly changing market needs, is one of the essential requirements of future production systems.
The democratizing power of the internet namely, its ability to enable any middle schooler with a video camera and iMovie to create and publish videos online has given us plenty of inspiring, refreshingly creative work.
The device's ability to enable the identification of an analyte in a solution with high salt content by nano-ESI-MS was also demonstrated.
Another recurring theme in his work was its playfulness, which reflected the importance Munari attached to art's ability to enable adults to express a childlike sense of fun.
As we show, the significance of DNSSEC is not only in preventing cache poisoning (and thus other advanced) attacks but also in its ability to enable detection of attacks a posteriori.
Of course, Harry's is not the first to catch on to the web's ability to enable mass distribution of a sexier product at lower retail prices (better margins) — and capitalize on the magic of viral marketing.
Whereas a decrease in FST expression has the ability to enable MSTN signaling and muscle growth, a parallel decrease in SMAD3 protein expression could contribute to an increase in SMAD4's availability to other binding proteins that can lead to hypertrophy, such as SMADs 1, 5, and 8.
Based on this approach, a spatial variation of thickness in the initial 2D structures was demonstrated as an effective strategy to produce engineered folding deformations at regions with lower bending stiffness, thereby with an ability to enable autonomous origami assembly.
The gap between these groups - people with and without disabilities - is the most important metric of success or failure of a states ability to enable people with disabilities to gain jobs and economic independence.
