Sentence examples for allows to realise from inspiring English sources

A suitable mapping allows to realise the unphysical operation in the simulated dynamics by implementing a quantum gate on an enlarged quantum system.

The approach presented in the paper differs from other existing solutions, mainly because it allows to realise a lightweight OPC UA RESTful interface reducing the complexity of the basic knowledge to be held by a generic user of the platform.

If we want these plays to stay alive, then directors must be allowed to realise their vision and use the texts in a way that speaks to them - and is likely to speak to modern audiences.

In the present paper it is shown that this new proposals allow to realise schedules resulting close to the global optimum results if the performance measure is the minimum of maximums of completion time.

This concern is based on the egalitarian view that people be allowed to realise their potential for health and that rights to access care should depend less on maximising gains in quality or length of life.

According to a (probably spurious) film-making legend, Polanski, having never before adapted a novel, didn't realise he was allowed to make changes, with the result that his screenplay is remarkably faithful to Levin's book.

Lewis was not desperate to leave the West Country and only hindsight allows him to realise that is perhaps what he needed.

According to White, achieving self-confidence allows a more autonomous practice to be built which ultimately benefits the recipients of nursing care; and having self-confidence allows nurses to realise professional collaboration [ 59].

That's what humanises us and allows us to realise our whole dimension.

Labour is a political tradition that allows us to realise our potentials, to flourish as human beings – to live more rewarding lives.

He said: "This proposed combination allows us to realise our vision of building the leading biotechnology company focused on rare diseases.