Sentence examples for enable the operation of from inspiring English sources
"Hagihon has refrained from steps it is permitted to take by law, of cutting off the water, in light of the sensitivity of this matter, and in order to enable the operation of the site..
Furthermore, VSDs also enable the operation of pumps in power ranges higher than most commercial photovoltaic pumps.
GTR says its new rolling stock enables the operation of driver-only operated trains.
The operating current density interval that enables the operation of TTEG is determined.
The design procedure consists of three steps: first, a suitable control structure that enables the operation of the column near the economically optimal operating point is determined based upon the rigorous nonlinear process model.
Again in New York, it's been accused of enabling the operation of illegal hotels and slum landlords, while in London it has fallen foul of rules that require landlords to apply for planning permission from the council to rent out their homes for less than three months.
This feature enabled the operation of the succinate pathway in the absence of selective pressure (e.g. antibiotics).
Increased capacity utilization in a consolidated regional airport network enables the operation of an increased number of commercial routes, and also reduces the need for subsidised PSO-routes.
Experimental results yield values in agreement with those obtained through capacitive modeling using Al2O3 dielectric coatings (C > 20 mF/cm3), and the solid-state dielectric architecture enables the operation of these devices at substantially higher frequencies than conventional electrolyte-based capacitor designs.
The theory and design of fiber optic cabling infrastructures enables the operation of transmission equipment over cabling which is sufficiently flexible to support the transmission over a considerable period of time.
This work focuses on the development of an underwater plasma source that may open new possibilities in wastewater treatment processes by enabling the operation of the discharge under relatively low discharge voltages (sub-kV region).
