Sentence examples for allowing to share from inspiring English sources

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Peer-to-peer architectures open new ways to build very large and dynamic networks allowing to share unstructured data as files indexed by some keywords.

In particular, by allowing to share monitoring information among MANET and FiWi SDN controllers, we have shown the potential to take better control decisions, e.g., to achieve better load balancing and/or fair exploitation of resources based on requirements specified by applications running on top of mobile nodes.

Results on experimental ligand datasets show that using target kernels allowing to share information across the targets considerably improve the prediction, especially in the case of targets with few known ligands.

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I was overwhelmed and privileged to be allowed to share in their celebrations.

298 investment houses were allowed to share in under-writing the issue.

What, am I not allowed to share the bed with you?

"I'm amazed we are allowed to share the water with them.

How much information about your online activities should Internet companies be allowed to share with advertisers?

Parents in Sweden were already allowed to share nine months of paid parental leave.

There, addicts get clean needles, which they are not allowed to share with anyone else.

Our photographer isn't allowed to share his backstage pics as Mulberry prepares their catwalk set at Claridges.

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