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Discover LudwigThe phrase "allowing to study" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to express permission or giving someone the opportunity to study. Example: The scholarship provided by the university is allowing me to study abroad without financial burden.
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The resulting mathematical models have manageable mathematical complexity, allowing to study and design the dynamics of multi-agent systems.
Time-frequency analysis transforms a time series into a two-dimensional representation of frequency content with respect to time, allowing to study evolving signals.
A 3D voxel-grid representation of the pore structure is adopted, allowing to study both virtually generated materials and actually available materials.
The helium method furthermore allows the performance of damping experiments on the (eventually large) actual objects, allowing to study their internal losses for particular vibration modes.
Three interesting physical situations are considered, allowing to study the influence of surrounding media on light transmission properties of Fibonacci-type multilayers.
The worst case is the one where the separation between source and destination nodes is maximum, thus allowing to study the effect of messages traveling through different regions in a multi-hop communication fashion.
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Mr. Paasche, as a Jew, was not allowed to study law, and studied oriental languages instead.
("My father forbade me to nourish the slightest hope of ever being allowed to study art.
I want to become a doctor, but Rohingya are not allowed to study medicine," says James.
"I felt very bad that she wasn't allowed to study.
"At school in the 1970s I was not allowed to study tech drawing, woodwork or metalwork," shesays.
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