Sentence examples for center that allows from inspiring English sources

"We have a lot of parents who leave their kids alone, and they vandalize our clubhouse and tennis courts," he said during a tour of a new security center that allows video surveillance of some public areas.

"We are fortunate to have a facility in the Timex Performance Center that allows us to hold training camp here," the team's co-owners, John Mara and Steve Tisch, said in a statement.

Here more than 200,000 birds live on the house's second floor, in cages stacked in an A-frame configuration, with an opening at the center that allows the droppings to fall into a cavernous ground floor space below.

Not mentioned in the legal papers was that Mr. Wohlstadter's 60th floor Time Warner apartment was bought with separate staff quarters, a little-known option at the posh center that allows residents to buy small studios for maids or other household help.

It then becomes an all inclusive media center that allows you to control and share everything from any device.

Complete with a redesigned look, the 790 features a host of swanky new features including a wireless command center that allows owners to steer their little cleaning robotic slave around the house.

In 2009, the exchange opened the door to more computerized traders by creating a data center that allowed firms to co-locate within a few feet of the exchange's server, cutting down the delays associated with data traveling through fiber optic cables.

Eileen Gray designed classics like the voluptuous Bibendum Chair (below left); an occasional table (center) that allowed a person to eat breakfast in bed without dropping crumbs on the sheets; and sensual modernist houses like E.1027, a hideaway for herself and Jean Badovici, an architectural critic.

But before my thoughts could further deteriorate, I was well inside the building, being greeted by truth; and it was the image of the burning building itself, up front and center, that allowed me to see it beyond a singular moment in time.

Through arts and sports programmes directed by local community leaders, young people participate in activities hosted by the center that allow them to learn and socialize in a supportive environment.

Here, we investigate the features of the C-terminal redox center that allow it to perform efficient catalysis, including (i) the bridging distance between the two redox active Cys residues, (ii) the role of an intrastrand hydrogen bond in stabilizing the β turn−β motif, and (iii) the precise shape of the 20-membered ring by the use of homocysteine (hCys) for Cys substitution.