Sentence examples for allowing area from inspiring English sources

Modification of the device layout by splitting the cathode contact of the ESD diode into two parts allowing area reduction with improved electrical characteristics is the subject of the first example.

The motorized stage and the Slide-On MicroTip Ge ATR crystal accessory obtained spectra over an area of 400 μm × 400 μm with 100 μm steps (X and Y) allowing area map collection (4000 675 cm−16 16 scans, 8 cm−1 resolution).

sCP was collected at 0 and 90 min. Additional samples were taken at 30, 60, and 120 min in pediatric patients (n = 18), allowing area under the curve (AUC) to be calculated.

According to Unwin, planning still "locks people in poverty" by allowing areas to become to defined by the existing poverty of residents.

"Often municipalities will draw up redevelopment proposals for years before they spring it on the public," Ms. Cohen said, "all the while allowing areas to deteriorate.

And because we realise that business and industry are needed to flourish alongside new-build, we'll offer a business rate bonus allowing areas to keep the business rate uplift when more firms set up shop locally.

The STMSCR is multi-finger compliant, thus allowing area-efficient design of pad-located ESD protection.

Allowing area-specific risks to depend on a latent variable (a random effect), the variance of which reflects the degree of extra-Poisson variation, is a standard approach to accommodate over-dispersion in counts in the epidemiological literature (Mollié 2000; Lawson 2013 and references therein).

More frequent herd movement reduces overgrazing and trampling at any one site, potentially allowing areas to recover and be reoccupied sooner.

Using $3.4 million in federal money from the July 2008 Housing and Economic Recovery Act, city officials have begun a program to allow area nonprofit organizations to buy, repair and resell foreclosed homes.

In the following analysis we will not make such an assumption and will allow area and material properties to vary with the position along the vessel.