Sentence examples for details that enabled from inspiring English sources

One of the details that enabled the FBI to track Ulbricht was the fact that he "favourited" several clips from the Ludwig von Mises Institute, a libertarian Alabama-based thinktank devoted to furthering what is known as the Austrian school of economics.

Rather, Dallek exploits this new material mainly for the quotations and fresh details that enable him to paint rich portraits of his two subjects.

Within each of the City's 76 precincts, Compstat is used to compile information on crimes, victims, times of day crimes took place, and other details that enable precinct officials to spot emerging crime patterns.

But we customarily think that we, like the animals, have nothing much to learn after puberty, other than the details that enable us to obtain a good job.

We learn what her cell looked like, how she slept and washed, what she ate, how she did her laundry, how the interrogations were conducted, what the guards were like--in short, all the details that enable us to imagine the imprisonment clearly.

Once informed consent has been provided, participants receive secure login details that enable them to log into the screening assessments and, if eligible, to access the programme.

MRI (Fig. 1b) is very valuable when staging locally advanced primary and recurrent disease providing significant anatomic details that enable the planning of neoadjuvant therapy and surgery.

The operating technique of the now reclusive surgeon had become meticulous to the point of painstaking slowness, characterized by minute attention to detail that enabled him to perceive the physiological characteristics of tissues and of wound healing that eluded his speedier, less observant colleagues.

This is precisely the detail that enables us to know that the Phoenicians were indeed telling the truth and had crossed the equator.

This paper presents a model that can simulate the dynamic behaviour of a continuous frying system in sufficient detail that enables the influence of controls on the important product attributes of moisture and oil content to be investigated.

Explanations for why the Japanese are serial exporters include government support of trade and industry (the links between big business, the ruling party and civil servants are known as the "iron triangle"), a strong sense of shared mission among firms' employees, and an obsession with detail that enables Japan to manufacture high-quality goods.The aversion to spending is also deep-rooted.