Sentence examples for components and enables from inspiring English sources
A system model helps us to understand the interactions between components and enables us to determine the response of the system as a whole.
There are a number of platforms and gateway architectures that have been proposed to manage these components and enable application deployment.
These annotations serve to unambiguously identify components and enable efficient mapping of data to the reconstruction for analysis.
In this regard, a coding scheme has been proposed which referred to the four problem-solving components and enabled us to score the data of students' log files.
The motivations of HFAC (240 Hz herein [14, 15]) include power system, weight, and volume reductions achieved by reducing the size of magnetic components and enabling the use of high speed turbine-generator sets.
To put it differently, wireless network technologies are prerequisite for coordinating data as well as linking up many diverse distributed sensing devices and computing components and enabling them to interact in the midst of a variety of hardware and software systems necessary for realizing smart urban environments for advancing sustainability.
The yeast stress response is a transient reprogramming of cellular activities to ensure survival in challenging conditions, protect essential cell components and enable cells to resume their normal metabolic conditions [ 11].
Education is an essential career component, and enables to have a broader view of the industry and various disciplines.
The last predicted T3SS effector is yscW, which is a chaperone of the T3SS component yscC and enables the outer membrane localization of yscN [45].
The use of advanced software engineering principles in LIS allows interoperability of individual system components and thus enables assessment and prediction of hydrologic conditions at various spatial and temporal scales.
On the other hand, autophagy leads to a constant recycling of cellular components and thus enables longevity and maintenance of a stem cell-like phenotype not only in hematopoietic but also in breast cancer CSCs.
