Sentence examples for distribution enabling from inspiring English sources

The disorder in μa[B] is asymmetrical in the photoactivation of myosin cross-bridges (contrasting parallel and perpendicular photoactivation emission dipole orientation distributions) because the disordering retains the mostly perpendicular μa[B] orientation distribution enabling perpendicular photoactivation and de-enabling parallel photoactivation.

Also, it has suitable conduction and valence band distribution, enabling an effective transfer of holes as well as blocking of electrons.

The microarray maximizes real estate and normalizes distribution, enabling analysis of 96 samples of widely varying cell concentrations to be processed in parallel.

On- and off-line combinations of size exclusion chromatography and infrared spectroscopy were used to analyze chemical composition (CC) of the unfractionated samples across the molecular weight distribution enabling comparison with the fractions.

Conclusion: Computer networks can be trained to produce a rapid and accurate classification of TIA or stroke by vascular distribution, enabling screening of populations for assessment of their incidence and prevalence.

Unlike previous attempts to use chemical reactions for measuring the effectiveness of mixing, the present method is based on a relatively slow first-order reaction, with the reaction time and residence time distribution enabling an indirect evaluation of a micro-mixed volume without using any specific flow model.

With the democratized distribution enabled by indie ebooks, authors should distribute their books to as many retailers as possible.

In countless arenas this phenomenon of duplication and distribution enables the best performers to serve ever broader markets.

There was no opportunity for Hamsik to recreate the stunning finish that helped defeat Russia in the previous game, although his intelligent distribution enabled Robert Mak to enjoy a productive night against Ryan Bertrand.

Such distribution enable controllers to decrease management complexity keeping part of the centralization benefits [10].

The traditional time-frequency distribution enables us to analyze the time-varying spectral characteristic of a single waveform.