Sentence examples for conversion enables from inspiring English sources
Like Tullie, he argues that the school's conversion enables more children in an "impoverished area" to benefit from what Moorlands has to offer – namely, "a smaller scale, village-style school".
It was found that an incomplete carbon conversion enables the capture of nickel Ni and vanadium V in the solid residue phase and can thus mitigate the problem of volatile metal compounds in the raw synthesis gas.
This conversion enables her to "fully visualize a full day's wind dynamics within a visitor's attention span," Jiayu told The Creators Project in an email.
Non-allelic gene conversion enables rapid evolutionary change at multiple regulatory sites encoded by transposable elements.
This conversion enables the comparison of different non-linear features, yet also allows us to use the linear modeling tools such as least square methods and principal component analysis.
Thereinto, electrocatalysis plays a critical role in clean energy conversion, enabling a series of sustainable chemistries and processes for future technologies.
Theoretical analysis supported by experimental investigations shows that it was possible to induce a static field in an electrostrictive polymer using an electret, and the energy-harvesting module conversion enabled scavenging power up to 6.05 nW cm−3 (m m−1)2 with a static electric field of 8000 V/m at 2 Hz.
Enzymatic biomass conversion enabled by dilute acid pretreatment processes has been studied for many years but remains one of the key obstacles to the economical production of lignocellulosic biofuels today.
Developed conversion model enables compilation of selected standard languages into independent graph based form.
One of the key benefits of fuel cells compared to other methods is the direct energy conversion that enables the achievement of high efficiency.
The conversion will enable the warships to sneak in close to an enemy coast and fire conventional missiles or deliver dozens of commandos, two capabilities that are expected to be in demand in the war on terrorists.
