Sentence examples for enable to harness from inspiring English sources

Modern graphics processing units (GPU) provide architectures and new programming models that enable to harness their large processing power and to design computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations at both high performance and low cost.

The main objective was to enable us to harness the maximum amount of flux for the optimization of neutron activation analysis and to enable smaller sample sized samples to be irradiated.

By developing psychological toolkits that enable people to harness these benefits, Davies has been able to create pioneering initiatives in the public sector.

An ad hoc cloud would enable us to harness services offered by fixed education-cloud[4] and services created and composed within an ad hoc cloud.

Such technologies enable researchers to harness the unique properties of synthetic materials on a live bacterial platform, opening the door to an exciting new set of applications.

Rather than condemning innovative educators, instilling fear, and tying their hands to do what is in the best interest of students, we need to empower them to enable students to harness the power of these tools for learning.

I've often said that the "wisdom of crowds" will allow us to look beyond our own walls and borders, and enable us to harness new ideas and innovation that we may not have known existed in our own backyard.

It offers a way out of the paralyzing political divides that are holding us back, and could enable us to harness the indomitable American spirit to not only talk about but create and sustain hope, and a dream that encompasses all of us, and not just some of us.

The redistribution of the intracellular zinc pool to phagosomes and other vesicular compartments may enable macrophages to harness the activity of this metal ion for microbial destruction.

It has fused citizen aspirations for the long-term goal of society with legitimacy and technology policy, thereby enabling it to harness post-Fukishima opportunities.

His patronage in church and state enabled him to harness the clergy, the gentry, and the nobility to the tasks of administration.