Sentence examples for concept would enable from inspiring English sources

Such a concept would enable simple upgrading of existing MES and similar tools which enable collection of a vast amount of data, but are relatively weak in offering support for decisions and control.

The concept would enable users of their respective cable television services to access live and on-demand online content from channels that they subscribe to by using an account-based authentication system.

Combining the two concepts would enable the engineer to predict the reservoir future production performance as a function of time.

This system of representation, in conjunction with a logical calculus for expressing identity and inclusion relations among concepts, would enable one to set forth a strictly demonstrative metaphysics (see Rutherford 1996 for a detailed discussion of Leibniz's conception of a demonstrative metaphysics).

The financial institution opened this service to automotive manufacturers, and worked with the Honda Developer Studio to develop a proof of concept that would enable drivers to reserve and pay for parking or fuel with a tap of their finger while behind the wheel using apps integrated in its Android Auto SDK-based infotainment operating system.

Realists started out with the ambition of defending a concept of truthlikeness which would enable them to embrace both fallibilism and optimism.

This is based on the general and well established and accepted concept that identifying earlier any problem would enable professionals to better and more appropriately manage the condition, then improving the quality of care provided.

Leibniz hoped to be able to construct a logical calculus that would enable all significant truths to be demonstrated, since every concept must include, be included in, or exclude every other.

Person-to-person, Musk's vision would enable direct "uncompressed" communication of concepts between people, instead of having to effectively "compress" your original thought by translating it into language, and then having the other party "decompress" the package you send them linguistically, which is always a lossy process.

Such flexibility would enable practical applications of innovative concepts such as Cyclic Floodplain Rejuvenation and go some way to addressing the criticisms regarding the low level of application of adaptive and ecosystem-based management concepts (Lee 1999).

Such training would enable midwives to visualise and apply the concept of public health to midwifery practice and improve their overall understanding of public health.