Sentence examples for devices which allow from inspiring English sources
But digital devices, which allow books to reach readers with ease and speed, intensify them.
There will be projection devices, which allow for multiple views at one time, along with solar glasses and special solar telescopes.
Microengineering will allow the generation of new implantable devices which allow one to recover bodily functions lost through illness or injury.
Rational development of more physiologic in vitro models includes the design of robust and flexible 3D-microtissue-based multi-tissue devices, which allow for tissue tissue interactions.
Since then, several countries have joined the United States in outlawing hunting and egg collecting, and shrimp fishermen operating in many parts of the world must now use nets with turtle excluder devices, which allow the animals to escape.
The project is called Read & Go (yes, in English), and 120 people in France have been given electronic reading devices, which allow them to download the contents of the newspapers over France Télécom's wireless network.
In addition, it runs at 550 K higher temperature than current flexible TE devices, which allows its application at much higher temperatures than conventional flexible TE.
That prompted several quick-thinking reporters to simply plug their own headphones into the listening devices, which allowed them to overhear part of a conversation between Mr. Sarkozy and Mr. Obama on the Middle East.
The Volkswagen emissions scandal centred on the use of "defeat devices," which allowed VW cars to recognise when they were being tested in the lab and enter a low-emissions mode.
The architecture is implemented on a heterogeneous set of devices, which allows us to evaluate it and draw conclusions on the feasibility of using service-oriented approaches in ubiquitous computing.
We have identified a comprehensive isomorphism between arrayed-waveguide grating (AWG), fibre Bragg grating (FBG) and photonic crystal (PC) devices, which allows the design characteristics of the former transverse geometry to be mapped on to the latter longitudinal structures.
