Sentence examples for content enabling from inspiring English sources
The PD image and its derived PD index reflected the mitochondrial content, enabling quantitative evaluation of the degrees of somatic cell reprogramming and PSC differentiation.
The company will partner with Barnes & Noble for content, enabling users access to the online store's broad selection of more than 1 million books, as well as magazines and newspapers.
As technologies have emerged and matured, there has been a transition to more expressive syndication approaches; that is, subscribers and publishers are provided with more expressive means of describing their interests and published content, enabling more accurate information filtering.
Methodologies of thinking and knowledge acquisition become the New Educational Content, enabling human beings to focus on what is essential human activities – reflection, education, strategic planning, creativity, personal and collective growth – and not on routine, monotonous and repeated operations and hard physical labour.
By tapping into conversations that are happening, you can craft relevant content enabling high viewership and discussions that'll bring about change.
Your content calendar allows you to plan out sources in advance and get more creative with specific strategies and content — enabling you to engage with more niche consumers.
3) Load the content, enable Do Not Track, and then reload the content.
While creating content enables girls to experiment with how they want to present themselves to the world, they are obviously interested in maintaining and forging relationships.
She further sketches a future in which "our expert, trusted content enables us to attract large communities of highly engaged customers who want to buy things, and that's exceptionally appealing to our clients".
From a rheological point of view, the use of a Viscosity Enhancing Admixture (VEA) along with an adequate superplasticizer content enables to ensure high deformability and stability.
The focus is the vast ocean of video, photos and text content enabled by a new generation of websites like YouTube, Flickr, MySpace, Facebook, Twitter et al. A show of hands confirmed the popularity of these sites as a consumer tool, but note that all these sites originated independently of mainstream media and professional content.
