Sentence examples for efficiently enable from inspiring English sources
Results indicate that the analysis of the systems persistence can efficiently enable urban planners to select measures with an insight into the behavior of the UDRM systems faced with disturbances.
A scalable two-stage feedback mechanism which includes a first stage of individual per-cell feedback to support single-cell multiuser MIMO and a second stage of multicell feedback to efficiently enable CoMP per-cell has been described in [14].
Nevertheless, there are only a few robust pretreatment technologies available which efficiently enable the cellulosic fraction of the cell wall for enzymatic conversion into monomeric sugars [ 5, 6].
It is therefore possible that in deep or turbid waters or during an algal bloom, the POR enzyme may not efficiently enable chlorophyll production whereas the enzymatic ability of the LIPOR enzyme would not be expected to decrease under these conditions.
An extensive computational study shows that the proposed model of realistic size can be solved efficiently, enabling quality decisions to be generated in practice.
It is shown that the framework conveniently and efficiently enables automated grassroots and retrofit synthesis of DESS identifying unexpected and complex designs.
As a result, end-to-end deployment automation is efficiently enabled by employing DevOps approaches in cloud environments.
In this work, it efficiently enabled entrapment of biomass as reported for other, including P-solubilizing, fungal microorganisms (Vassilev et al. 1997, 2012).
The more slowly the star rotates, the stronger this effect is, says Guillot. "Stars that are hotter than our sun spin much faster," he notes, "so they drag their companions less efficiently," enabling the brown dwarf to survive.
Throughout the years, we have devised a set of tools by which we can create metamaterial designs rapidly and efficiently, enabling us to probe the fascinating new wave optics that metamaterials offer.
In his studies, Levy discovered that women's brains are less lateralized than men's, allowing more closely connected hemispheres of the brain to communicate more efficiently enabling women to assess and incorporate more details and nuances than men.
