Sentence examples for capabilities enabled from inspiring English sources
The AODV protocol (with the Local Repair and Intermediate RREP capabilities enabled) is selected as the MANET routing protocol.
Recently, strong physical layer capabilities, enabled by multiuser detection techniques, have been studied in connection with simple medium access control protocols, for example, slotted ALOHA.
The four-phased deployments and demonstration of new networking capabilities enabled by SDN played an important role in maturing SDN and its ecosystem.
Another case in point, Sam Decker, chief marketing officer of Bazaarvoice, a firm that helps organizations gain efficiency by assessing online word of mouth, told me about his experience with the rapid response capabilities enabled by Twitter.
These capabilities enabled qualitatively new discoveries about dynamical timescale phenomena related to neutron stars and black holes, phenomena which probe basic physics in the most extreme environments of gravity, density, and magnetic fields.
The design principles established in this work could be used to engineer 3D sensors, actuators for traditional and soft robotics, electronic device components, metamaterials, energy storage and harvesting devices with on-demand functional capabilities enabled by 3D transformations.
They expanded the software's capabilities, enabling it to detect when a stationary emissions test was taking place and alert the engine-control system to adjust catalytic converters and exhaust systems to reduce pollutants.
Prior research has shown that early development of marketing capabilities enable firms to achieve competitive advantage.
Its advanced graphic capabilities enable the user to construct process flow sheets on the screen.
Secondly, most Internet diffusion sites offer poor search features and lack browsing capabilities enabling users to navigate between contents.
These complex processing capabilities enable cells to respond appropriately to the myriad of external cues that direct growth and development.
