Sentence examples for allow exchange of from inspiring English sources
The function of the lung is to allow exchange of gases between the blood and the air.
Another policy adopted in much of Western Europe, Australia and Canada is to allow exchange of used needles for clean ones.
A Vehicular Adhoc Network (VANET) is a generic communications conceptualization that can be applied to Intelligent Transportation Systems ITSS) and its main goal is to allow exchange of information between moving vehicles, fixed infrastructures, pedestrians with personal devices, and all other electronic devices able to connect to a VANET environment.
The growing engagement of citizens in food is supported by the consumer organisation through a new platform to link the local community and allow exchange of experiences, goods etc.
Like the rhizomes of macrophytes, the roots of salt marsh Salicornia sp., possess aerenchyma which allow exchange of gases between the shoot and the root and indirectly aerate the surrounding soil zone potentially resulting in increased nitrification/denitrification efficiency (Brix 1994; Haberl et al. 1995; Faulwetter et al. 2009).
Additionally, connecting the corporate leaders and teachers in the classrooms will also allow exchange of knowledge and skills to help teachers better do their work in the classroom.
Now it may be able to.Once the seven state legislatures have approved the plan, the Department of the Interior will allow exchanges of Colorado river water between lower-basin states.
However, VIs in the CCS Communication group allows exchange of data through the RTDX channel.
When breakthrough technology for mtDNA transformation arrives, cybrids will remain valuable for allowing exchange of engineered mtDNAs between cells.
OPML an XML-based format that allows exchange of outline-structured information between applications running on different operating systems and environments.
The Industry Alliance for Interoperability (IAI) developed a data transformation standard, called the Industry Foundation Classes (IFC), which allows exchange of 3D models and information data among specific BIM tools (NIST 2007).
