Sentence examples for devices that enabled from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Hayes developed the modem that became the standard for personal computers in 1978, the first devices that enabled computers to communicate over telephone lines were developed in the late 1950's.

Seventy of us sat in concentric circles, provided with electronic voting devices that enabled us to express our views on such questions as, "Will the west remain the dominant force in world art markets?"; 44% thought it would, 37% that it wouldn't.

Vision rehabilitation services provide lenses and devices that enable people with vision loss to see better.

In addition, devices that enable the transmission and reception of data between computers are often classified as peripherals.

New devices that enable V2G are being developed for the Japanese market by Nissan, Mitsubishi and Toyota, with the first systems expected to reach customers within a year.

There are automatic-flushing lavatories, foot-operated taps and strange-looking devices that enable you to open door-handles by applying pressure with the forearm.

In 1998 Kleinrock and one of his students, Joel Short, cofounded Nomadix, Inc., which manufactured devices that enable Internet access in public places such as hospitals, airports, and hotels.

"All staff have laptops and devices that enable remote and mobile working to reduce transport," says James Dubrey, a spokesperson for Friends of the Earth, adding that video-conferencing is also "heavily used" to reduce transport between offices.

The report is also likely to influence the debate over corporate governance because the devices that enable taxes to disappear also tie up cash, making it difficult to pay dividends.

Re "A Thief That Robs the Brain of Language" (Personal Health, May 3): I was disappointed that Jane Brody did not mention the existence of speech-assistive devices that enable users to individualize words and phrases that refer to the person's particular needs and, when touched, will speak for the user.

His calculations led to the design of heat shields and other protective devices that enable spacecraft to survive the friction and heat upon reentering Earth's atmosphere.