Sentence examples for base that allows from inspiring English sources

Annotea (http://annotea.org/) is a knowledge base that allows the sharing of web-based metadata.

Each block is on a rotating base that allows the owner, Farshad Sharifi, to change its direction at the push of a button.

The I.B.M. T560 ($540) has a specially designed base that allows the 15-inch screen to rotate vertically (perfect for reading and writing) and even flip backward.

To make and validate a data base that allows to collect information about clinical characteristics and use of health care services by HIV-infected patients.

Administrators claimed it has a broad range of experts backed up by a strong capital base that allows them to buy up debt or stock or invest in extras, such as new IT systems, which can produce the best results.

The gymnast of the monitor world, it has a cleverly engineered base that allows the screen to be rotated 90 degrees, so that a horizontal screen can be turned into a vertical one.

Torre did not play the infield in because Martinez is such a slow runner, but that decision backfired when Mike Cameron trickled a grounder to second base that allowed the 40-year-old Martinez to hobble home with the first run.

Dr. Shaulis's trellising concepts "have been applied in every major grape-producing region in the world, and served as the knowledge base that allowed New World winegrowing to emerge as a major factor in international trade in the last 20 years," said Prof. Robert Pool, who succeeded him as chief viticulturist at the experimental station.

It was this base that allowed them to shine so brilliantly as well in George Balanchine's Bizet ballet, "Le Palais de Cristal". A previously unreviewed cast on Wednesday afternoon featured Karin Averty, secure in her golden-girl appeal, with Laurent Hilaire, offering his taut line and resilient spring, in the first movement.

Green crown height was most strongly related to H01 which is likely to represent the transition between green needles that intercept light to dead or absent needles at the crown base that allow greater light transmission.

It was this scientific base that allowed Pakistan to become the first nuclear Muslim nation in the world.