Sentence examples for allows conveying from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate reversible assembly, we take advantage of the difference in binding affinity between biotin (Kd ≈ 10 15 M) and desthiobiotin (Kd ≈ 10 11 M) toward streptavidin, and have demonstrated the ability to perform reversible assembly of streptavidin that allows conveying of an encrypted message encoded on DNA origami.

This device allows to convey objects on an air cushion using an original aerodynamic traction principle.

The truth is altogether physically and intellectually more frustrating, messier and far less dignified than Redmayne is allowed to convey.

The question is whether the music should be allowed to convey its concepts free of a director's explicit ideological imagery.

Richard Eyre's busy production allows Beale to convey the multiple faces of Foote.

Speaking for himself also allows him to convey his own vision of history, which he does, bit by bit, at every session.

Writers are often natural introverts and onlookers, and the printed word allows them to convey meaning to others independently of their bodily presence.

The Gedcom file format, originally developed by the Mormon Church, is the lingua franca of the genealogy community; it allows users to convey information about ancestors, their birth and death dates and other information.

Art Ayris, the founder of Kingstone, says the publisher plumped for the comics format because "the interplay of text and images allows one to convey a large amount of content in an abbreviated form".

Here, depicting gulls at rest on the ocean surface, Graham finds a diction that allows her to convey her sense of what the Romantics might have called the "indwelling" beauty of the world: Those still out there where motion is primarily a pulsing from underneath and the forward-motion so slight they lay their stillness on its swelling and failing and let themselves swell, fall...

This allows teachers to convey the message that their students are promising, safe, and appreciated.