Sentence examples for allows for passing from inspiring English sources
The marked flexibility of this device allows for passing of the endoscope keeping the natural anatomical shape of the large bowel without straightening of the endoscope and the colon.
Timeouts are allowed for passing cars.
The multiple source receiver transfer functions are numerically evaluated by employing the Fast Multipole Boundary Element Method (FMBEM), which allows for pass-by noise SPL estimation on the basis of the CAD/CAE computer models that are available early in the design stage.
The newly crafted trunk opens and, even with the convertible top down, allows for pass-through to the back seats (which flip down) for added cargo capacity.
The ISA has its constitutional basis in Article 149 of the Constitution, which sanctions preventive detention and allows for laws passed by the legislature against subversion to override the Articles protecting the personal liberties of the individual.
The corresponding GB cracking mechanism should be attributed to the difference in the slip directions between two component grains, which only allows for partial passing through of dislocations across the Σ19b GB.
After ultrafiltration through membranes with a MWCO that allows for the passing of GFP (MW~27 kDa) but retains nanoparticles, no fluorescence could be detected in the filtrate, indicating a permanent coupling of GFP to the silica matrix.
AbOmpA is a porin that allows for the passing of small solutes in the outer membrane and is one of the most abundant proteins in culture supernatants [11], [24].
Surveillance at the abattoir allows for all animals passing into the human food chain to be examined for unusual signs, lesions or specific diseases.
They can be implemented on any distributed-memory parallel machine which allows for message-passing of data between independently executing processors.
A novel all-incoherent optical circuit that allows for band-pass microwave-photonic filter design is presented and verified through numerical simulation.
