Sentence examples for benefit of permitting from inspiring English sources

One benefit of permitting Xbox and PC gamers to play over the same network is that it revitalizes the focus of game developers on Windows.

It is disappointing that the leaders of Cologne, Germany, lack vision and don't realize the benefit of permitting a grand new mosque to be built.

A bi-axial oscillator is created using a permanent-magnet/ball-bearing arrangement, which has the added benefit of permitting a relatively compact design.

High-fidelity actions present the dual benefit of permitting the learner to perform an action that would otherwise be simulated mentally and increasing the salience of the relationship between the embodied action and the spatial entities represented.

The recent incorporation of SfM-MVS (structure from Motion-Multi-View Stereo) techniques has the benefit of permitting researchers to extend back further the legacy record by using archived aerial photographs to reconstruct a point cloud and digital elevation model (DEM) (Gomez et al. 2015; Micheletti et al. 2015), but also adding further complications to examining spatially variable uncertainty.

It would also have the added benefit of permitting the study of the molecular mechanisms of cross-species transmission, as well as the evaluation of vaccines.

Julie Zhuo's argument against anonymity on the Internet ("Where Anonymity Breeds Contempt," Op-Ed, Nov. 30) does not recognize the long American tradition of anonymous speech and the very real benefits of permitting people to express themselves without revealing their identity.

Among the benefits of permitting medically supervised doping, they say, would be the attainment of "a clearer view of what is dangerous and what is not", since the doctors concerned would be operating above board and thereby bound by the ethical principle of "nonmaleficence", the commitment by physicians to their patients' health more familiar to most of us in the form of the Hippocratic oath.

In return, the landowner gets the benefit of reduced permitting fees, an expedited planning process and federal tax incentives.

Our results provided evidence that the two sexes exhibited an asymmetric trade-off between demographic benefit and genetic risk of permitting the hatchery fish to colonize.

Many HDR formats offer another benefit, through additional range and accuracy, of permitting complex image operations without exposing quantization and range errors typical of more conventional low-dynamic-range (LDR) formats.