Sentence examples for associations that enable from inspiring English sources
Our thought operates by establishing similarities, links and associations that enable us to talk about one thing in terms of another as shown in the example of love as a journey (Lakoff and Johnson, 1980).
Artworks are not heroic actors engaged in endless opposition, subversion, and resistance; rather they are coactors and codependents, enmeshed in multiple attachments and associations that enable them to survive.
Encouraging physician networks (e.g., independent practice associations) that enable small practices to share resources.
Therefore, the initial tone-shock associations that enable the animals to decrease the response latency to the shock were not affected.
Meyer and Lunnay [ 35] summarise how such an approach is akin to the generation of abductive reasoning in forming theoretical associations that enable us to discern relationships and connections that are not otherwise evident or obvious.
Yet progressive reformers also invented institutions and associations that enabled citizens to confront, if not resolve, the new problems that arose during the Industrial Revolution.
Historian Anna M. Lawrence demonstrates that Methodists adopted flexible definitions of affection and allegiance and emphasized extended communal associations that enabled them to incorporate people outside the traditional boundaries of family.
It is suggested that the symbiotic Hydra derive benefits from the association that enable them to better tolerate the toxicant.
Within this framework, we design a general utility maximization problem for user association that enables macro users to associate with femtocells based on traffic status, cell load, and access price.
The grain contract won the attention of Vladimir I. Lenin, who befriended Hammer--an association that enabled him to retain close ties with Soviet leadership no matter what the political climate was between his homeland and Russia, the land of his ancestors.
However, once the substrate is ubiquitinated and released for degradation, then subsequent deNEDDylation of CRL is followed by CAND1 association that enables exchange of the adaptor subunits.
