Sentence examples for enable extend from inspiring English sources

Once implemented, the combined efforts of both have the power to become cultural artifacts because they can "enable, extend, or constrain human activity" (Remillard, 2011; p. 114).

May hopes that Formula E sporting regulations will be "written in such a way as encourage development of batteries and control systems which enable extended ranges within a particular mass: 300kg was the FE battery weight limit".

Contrary to Carr's belief that this will usher in an era of no more "Mad Men," Internet TV will probably ensure that more programs like "Mad Men" will thrive, because it will enable extended life spans and continuous streams of ad-supported viewers of these shows — not to mention people who sample an episode online and decide they have to buy the DVD.

This dataset is made publicly available to show energy performance of selected hotel design alternatives, in order to enable extended analyzes of these data for other researchers.

Activated carbon used in supercapacitor applications is a premium grade carbon which is purified to reduce ash, halogen, iron, and other impurities to less than 1% to enable extended cycling of devices.

Factors to enable extending the naloxone programme into primary care are described in Table  4.

Thus, there is a need for collaboration across national borders to enable extended analyses and give more reliable outcome data.

To demonstrate the feasibility of combining sweep buffering with coherence revival [ 26], we modified the SSOCT system presented above to enable extended depth imaging of the anterior segment.

The identification of the molecular defect will enable extending the molecular investigation to family members at risk in order to early intervene if asymptomatic carriers are positive.

To demonstrate the feasibility of combining sweep buffering with coherence revival, the system was modified to enable extended depth imaging of the anterior segment.

When my baby gets bigger I'll know that if he goes outside someone will bring him back," she said, describing how their life in caravans enabled extended families to support each other.