Sentence examples for allow it to change from inspiring English sources
1) Chromatophores: These are sacs of pigment (color) directly connected to the octopus's nervous system that allow it to change its own color almost instantaneously.
Neurally controlled, pigmented organs called chromatophores allow it to change its appearance in response to visual clues, but scientists have had an incomplete understanding of the biological, chemical, and optical functions that make this adaptive coloration possible.
Their 10-centimeter-long robot, named GoQBot for the Q-shape it forms as it rolls, is powered by shape memory coils that bend at three points to allow it to change its body conformation in less than 100 milliseconds.
The general election also delivered a major blow to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had been hoping that the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) would increase its share of the vote to allow it to change the constitution and hand him more power.
W-INK mimics two biological systems to achieve a tunable device with properties that allow it to change colors when it comes in contact with certain liquids.
The real issue, however, is whether the combined opposition party vote will be enough to stop the A.N.C. from getting a two-thirds majority in Parliament, which would allow it to change the Constitution.
For Turner Sports, Jordan's return means a chance to exercise a clause in its contract with the N.B.A. that allows it to change its lineup to include games of compelling national interest on nights that it is on the air.
"The share-issuance proposal, if enacted, will give Kraft a blank cheque allowing it to change its offer to Cadbury – in any way it wishes – from the transaction presented to shareholders in the proxy statement.
"The share-issuance proposal, if enacted, will give Kraft a blank check allowing it to change its offer to Cadbury — in any way it wishes — from the transaction presented to shareholders in the proxy statement," Berkshire said.
Buffett, who is Kraft Foods' largest shareholder, warned the food company that it would not get "a blank check allowing it to change its offer for Cadbury in any way it wishes".
Therefore, besides the 'antigenic variation' that allows it to change its surface coat when it is in the blood of its host, T. brucei must undergo a more fundamental metamorphosis before it is capable of colonizing the tsetse fly.
