Sentence examples for begin to enable from inspiring English sources
The extensive data begin to enable design against a spectrum of targets (polypharmacology); however, the data also reveal heterogeneities of structure, subtleties of chemical interactions, and apparent inconsistencies between diverse data types.
During the second half of 2013, AT&T says it will begin to enable pre-loaded video chat applications over cellular for all its customers, regardless of the customer's data plan.
Rebuilding the social fabric will begin to enable every Colombian to realize his or her potential.
8 Hence, to begin to enable conclusions about what works, process evaluation will usually aim to capture fidelity (whether the intervention was delivered as intended) and dose (the quantity of intervention implemented).
From a scientific perspective, metadata may be characterized as having developed from initially supporting data discovery; to facilitating acquisition, comprehension and utilization of data by humans; and, most recently, to beginning to enable automated data discovery, ingestion, processing and analysis via metadata-enabled scientific workflow systems.
Five years on, and neural networks have already begun to enable tech which seemed impossible back then.
But the Roku, the best known of this bunch, is just beginning to enable beaming from other screens.
With Bulger, as with Barboza, the asset came to seem so valuable that the government did more than tolerate his bad behavior; it began to enable that behavior, even to engage in criminal activity itself.
The rise of low-cost non-profit open access publishing models is beginning to enable research findings to be shared and further reduce the reliance on the university model of research.
Over the past few years, and even more so after Ed's revelations, Silicon Valley companies have begun to enable – by default – basic security features, such as the use of HTTPS encryption to protect data as it is transmitted from their customers' to the companies' servers.
Mr. Kennard, who has been pushing the agency to consider what rules need to be changed to help deregulate the spectrum to foster a new market, said the F.C.C. was just beginning to enable the licensees who own the rights to a given slice of the spectrum to make money from any surplus they have, like parts of the airwaves they may not be using 24 hours each day.
