Sentence examples for band enables from inspiring English sources

The card is triple band, enables users to send and receive text messages and manage the contacts on their SIM card via its own software.

Stretchable electronics, which offers the performance of conventional wafer-based devices and mechanical properties of a rubber band, enables many novel applications that are not possible through conventional electronics due to its brittle nature.

The attack of the sabre-toothed cat, which kills Costello and some other members of the band, enables Re to become the leader at the end of the novel.

In this respect, analysis of the VLF band enables the quantification of sympatho-thermogenic autonomic responses related to energy metabolic control, as it has been demonstrated e.g. by an acute cold exposure, spicy food containing capsaicin and green tea extract or low-calorie diet.

The success of "Deacon's Hop," recorded with members of the Otis band, enabled Mr. McNeely to form his own group.

A direct measurement of the integrated intensities of the relevant absorption band enabled to determine the times when the curing process started and when it finished.

The theory of critical band enabled us to estimate TTS at a given test frequency due to noise having any spectrum content.

Bruce, though he found fame in blues and heavy rock, was a jazz player to begin with, and the Bond band enabled him to bring those jazz chops to bear within an R&B format.

While the new label did have the resources to promote the band, enabling them to play larger venues with a bigger live production, Classic Rock Productions was more used to promoting 70s veterans such as Uriah Heep, and it's debatable whether describing the band as the second coming of Pink Floyd did them any favours.

In order to realize a solar-driven energy conversion device, semiconducting materials are required that absorb sunlight and accomplish an unhindered electron injection from valence band to conduction band, enabling performance of electric work in the circuit.

Most of commercialized wireless power transfer (WPT) systems use near-field and operate in the kilohertz band enabling large power transfer with 10 cm air gap between the emitting coil and the receiving coil, achieving an overall system efficiency in the low 90s [66].