Sentence examples for enable average from inspiring English sources
However, he believes Microsoft has what it takes to "commoditise common problems" and so enable average software developers to write above-average programs.
More than forty governments filtered or censored the web in some fashion in the past year, and Web 2.0 technologies, which enable average users to publish, are the subject of much concern to state censors.
Building on recent reforms in Connecticut and New York, the bedrock fix might involve a system of matching grants or tax credits or vouchers that enable average citizens (via public dollars) to be the main source of finance for competitive campaigns.
One implication is that proactive government policies in providing extension services in production technologies and marketing would enable average farmers to increase their income by specializing in the activities that they are good at.
Therefore, to enable averaging of plots of voltage or AP frequency against current-density, the plot for each cell was interpolated using equally-spaced points (0.5 or 0.1 pA/pF interval) and interpolated values were averaged.
Reliable sample presentation enabled average reproducibility of 8% residual standard deviation.
The sign is routinely ignored by devotees of Yelp, a San Francisco Internet company that enables average folks to write reviews of everything from restaurants to plumbers to parks.
Additions like Egg McMuffins and Chicken McNuggets enabled average sales per unit to climb to $1.3 million in 1985, from $727,000 a decade earlier.
Enabling average speeds of about 25 miles per hour, the system would provide the same capacity as a light rail transit line at a fraction of the cost, Senior maintains-about $8 million per mile, he says, versus more than $80 million per mile.
This commitment has shaped their urban fabric and enabled average citizens to save money, hassle and emissions by leaving their cars at home.
SEC regulations do not apply since projects and businesses are constituted outside of US soil and this enables average americans to become investors in a wide range of viable projects without being 'accredited' investors.
