Sentence examples for enable realisation from inspiring English sources

This paper presents a middleware architecture based on peer-to-peer (P2P) technology components, allowing seamless integration of service functions over wireless interfaces and terminals, with a view to enable realisation of intelligent control applications for the home.

A POC test would require sensitivity and specificity as close as that achievable from laboratory tests, if such test results are to instil confidence in health staff, inform clinical decision-making and enable realisation of the many public health benefits noted above.

The geometrical freedom that additive manufacturing (AM) provides enables realisation of formerly impossible design concepts for high heat flux components aimed at use in a fusion reactor.

The utilisation of unused amplified spontaneous emission and remnant pump power from the first stage enables realisation of high gain for the long-band signals in the second stage.

A visual and intuitive route to describing models with an associated mathematical framework enables realisation in a software interface and integration with standard mathematical tools such as those for sensitivity analysis and parameter estimation.

The discovery, recognition, emergence, freedom, use, combination and evaluation of strengths underpin the personal and unique pursuit and development of one's inherent talents which enable the realisation of one's potential and goal achievement (Figure 1).

An embedded quantum simulator is a device which enables the realisation of unphysical operations by encoding the dynamics of the simulated system in a larger Hilbert space.

Indeed, recently proposed designs of metaatoms have enabled the realisation of materials with unprecedented chiral optical properties e.g. strong optical activity, broadband optical activity, and nondispersive zero ellipticity.

The edifice of the temple was meant to be crowned by those obligations and limitations which enabled the realisation of social and international order, in which the rights and freedoms contained in The Declaration could be fully implemented (Zajadło 2006).

DN and RMH enabled the realisation of the study and participated in data interpretation and drafting the manuscript.

Minister Obradovic and UNICEF Area Representative Judita Reichenberg awarded certificates to representatives of 43 primary schools who have enabled further realisation of activities aimed at preventing violence within the "School without Violence" programme, thus joining a network of 101 schools without violence.