Sentence examples for design would enable from inspiring English sources

Constructed of a fine metal mesh, the contemporary design would enable residents to see out through the walls, but outsiders — mainly those people in neighboring buildings — would not be able to see in.

FE simulation results suggest that the new design would enable a straight-profile-roller bearing to have a similar performance to that for a logarithmic-profile roller bearing, as the deep end-cavity roller eliminates the sharp edge-stresses at the two apexes of the roller.

This design would enable 180 landings and takeoffs per hour, per module.

Thaxton and his associates clearly believed that calling creationism "intelligent design" would enable it to withstand legal challenges, as Matzke explains.

According to our model, this design would enable the Sic1 protein to respond to the kinase signal in a highly switch-like manner: the non-degradable fraction of this CDK inhibitor does not change appreciably before a temporal threshold even though kinase has risen, then once the temporal threshold is passed, the non-degradable fraction decreases very rapidly.

On average, a study of this design would enable us to report the mean difference with a precision (95.0% confidence level) of plus/minus 0.84 points.

Factorial designs would enable an experimenter to study the joint effect of the factors on a response.

Apple designs based on ARM designs would enable the company to create hardware that theoretically runs cooler with less significant power demands, and would make it easier to get OS X and iOS closer together (it seems to be wanting to do just that with its recent executive rearrangement) in terms of cross-compatibility of software and code.

Tools that integrate environmental goals into the design process would enable the design of more environmentally friendly processes at a lower cost.

A study design that would enable an intent to treat population analysis and include analyses to determine the impact of baseline stress, level of medication and concurrent treatment, and prior meditation experience on outcomes should be evaluated.

The experience for the user is formed by the way in which the physical and digital components of the space come together, therefore a more holistic design approach would enable the experience to be cohesively designed.