Sentence examples for capacity that enabled from inspiring English sources

The British Army was armed with the Short Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk III SMLEE Mk III), which featured a bolt-action and large magazine capacity that enabled a trained rifleman to fire 20 30 aimed rounds a minute.

The "archezoan" hypotheses postulate that the host was a proto-eukaryote with already developed eukaryotic features, such as the advanced endomembrane system, including the nucleus, the cytoskeleton and the phagocytic capacity that enabled the engulfment of the alpha-proteobacterial endosymbiont [ 16- 19].

Doing so will build an adaptive capacity that enables people to more effectively lead in today's complex and dynamic business environment.

This results in the sort of change capacity that enables an organization to be agile and resilient through a high level of employee engagement.

What distinguishes complex systems is the way they exhibit emergent self-organizing behaviour, driven by co-evolutionary interactions, and an adaptive capacity that enables them to rearrange their internal structure spontaneously (Martin and Sunley, 2007).

We are also looking for opportunities to invest in production capacity that enables Kite Hill to offer consumers great tasting plant-based innovation in adjacent product categories.

As noted by Kasale (2013) and Wesuls et al. (2013), perennial grasses possess a self-seeding characteristic, are tolerant to drought, and have a spreading capacity that enable them to develop good cover and hence survive both seasons.

A lot saturation time bears some resemblance to a critical time at which a traffic bottleneck gets saturated: parking capacity, however, is a storage capacity that enables for the joint arrival of the last customers, contrarily to the bottleneck capacity which is a flow capacity that preserves the order of vehicles [3].

A: Agents -- Iranian nationals who work in Iran in a capacity that enables them to travel around the country at will.

Pyongyang University of Science and Technology didn't respond to a request for comment from VICE News about the purpose of the course, but a spokesman told NK News: "Our teaching is intended to assist the DPRK by building capacity that enables effective development and benefits the people of the DPRK".

As mentioned above, the LIDA model is based on the global workspace theory of consciousness [25], which suggests the existence of a fleeting memory capacity that enables access between brain functions that are otherwise separate.