Sentence examples for allowing to devise from inspiring English sources

Given that, anyway, there is another issue to be taken into account when performing keypoint deletion: an image that does not contain SIFT keypoints (or very few of them) is suspicious; such absence, especially in textured areas, could be taken as a clue of tampering, thus potentially allowing to devise forensic detectors revealing the manipulation.

Each city is allowed to devise a legacy plan.

This relation then allows to devise a fully automatic assignment and prediction system that progressively improves its capabilities.

The insight obtained allowed to devise a novel selective oxidative coupling of enolates and phenolates through an intramolecular variant.

States will still be expected to test students annually in reading and math grades 3 through 8 and at least once in high school, however they will be allowed to devise their own supposedly "challenging" academic standards.

All this has had the invaluable professional effect of investing him with enticing yet contradictory qualities that most people in his position struggle to acquire: seriousness and levity, edginess and mainstream appeal; the PG certificate and the sweary emceeing; and allowing him to devise a persona that allows him to get away with practically anything.

When moving forwards, Opportunity sends images of the ground in front of it, allowing controllers to devise a route for it.

The site minimises display ads, while allowing users to devise their own ads and update the "tear-off ads" beloved of bands needing drummers.

Towards this goal, the integrated network is viewed as a global optimizer and the corresponding network-wide NUM problem is treated via a two-level primal-dual decomposition, allowing us to devise both optimal and distributed solution.

Simply put, predictive marketing software arms marketers with accurate insights into who is interested in buying a product or service, allowing them to devise highly personalized campaigns.

The Chamber claims a responsible line, saying that it has "called upon the United States to join with other nations to negotiate a new international agreement that sets binding CO2 reduction commitments for each nation, while allowing each to devise its own best path to meeting its target".