Sentence examples for basically enabling from inspiring English sources

So basically enabling app users to confirm an online payment by showing their face to their smartphone's camera.

This little device will be the first DAP capable of truly portable satellite radio, basically enabling it to function like a Walkman, except with satellite radio.

Specifically, WePay specializes in coordinating payments for marketplace or crowd funding platforms, basically enabling individuals to transact and process payments at scale between a lot of individuals.

The few packets that are lost are during the brief moment when the new MAG sends a router advertisement (RA) to the MN, basically enabling it to know its default proxy care-of-address.

there's also a very big opportunity in basically enabling the transactions and making it so that the buying experience is good". Streamlining those transactions through saved payment details means more people will complete their purchase rather than abandoning their cart.

http://www.kyte.tv/flash.swf?v=2&uri=channels/87522&embedId=49354514http://media01.tv/images/updatenoticeotice.swf Watch as Bryant tiptoes through the minefield between the old Office jargon and the new talking points of the Azure direction: "We're recognizing the company strategy of basically enabling connected productivity across the PC, the phone, and the browser.

The identification of two different materials basically enables their differentiation (see the above section on Dual-energy CT under Basic principles).

He forced the $2 million transfer to Benfica that basically enables M.L.S. to recoup its original investment.

Adu, who signed a four-year, $500,000 contract with the league in 2004 and played three seasons with D.C. United before being traded to Real Salt Lake, forced the $2 million transfer that basically enables M.L.S. to recoup its original investment.

"My art history degree basically enabled me to dust slides at the Guggenheim, which was a far cry from how I had pictured myself," Boone told New York magazine in 1982.

"I think that it's further evidence that we need to get tougher regulations in Australia because we currently have a situation which basically enables car manufacturers to decide when and how they'll do the recall, and it's not working".