Sentence examples for allows for cheap from inspiring English sources
The newest development for secondary batteries is the flow-cell battery, which allows for cheap large-scale (GWh) energy storage using large basins.
PriviPK uses a new CL key agreement protocol that has the unique property that it allows users to update their public keys without the need to contact a third party (such as a CA) for the recertification process, which allows for cheap forward secrecy and key revocation operations.
The sensor's shape allows for cheaper smaller lenses with wider apertures while simultaneously getting rid of vignetting and aberrations.
Moving these SCADA systems to an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) cloud allows for: cheaper deployments, system redundancy support, and increased uptime.
Blockchain allows for cheaper, more consumer-oriented products to be developed that could chip away at the premiums collected by large insurance companies.
Passive technology allows for cheaper, lighter glasses much like the ones you'd use in a movie theater, and active 3D requires battery-powered electronic glasses to view 3D content.
The abundance of natural gas within the United States thus allows for cheaper transport costs of CNG within domestic borders, whereas the transport costs of oil are much higher and have high volatility due to costly and time-consuming transport across long distances via ships.
That allowed for cheap, handheld GPS devices.
A fluorescent mercury sensor allowing for cheap, sensitive, and highly selective detection of Hg2+ is described.
Cubesats, allowing for cheap access to space, are one of the fastest growing sectors in the space industry.
Some of the predictions Idol made for the future of the internet, computers, and musicians, was that it would allow for cheap and efficient recording from home; that musicians could record their music and send it to producers and fellow band members from great distances, perhaps while on tour; and that musicians would be able to directly communicate with their fans and critics.
