Sentence examples for enable us to coordinate from inspiring English sources

"This business combination," Duchossois said, "will enable us to coordinate quality racing schedules throughout the Midwest and will greatly benefit Illinois racing".

Emails, conference calls, and our website enable us to coordinate actions that reach across the barriers of geography and limited time availability.

"The desire to position this (gendarmerie) team in Ouagadougou is to enable us to immediately dispense advice and coordinate other actions in the event of a terrorist crisis," Cazeneuve said during a visit to Ivory Coast this week.

Considering the eight time-point log transformed temporal gene expression profiles as data points in an eight-dimensional space, PCA enabled us to transform coordinate axes and identify the most important dimensions in this transformed space (dimensionality reduction thereby simplifying the time-course data).

The two hidden nodes representing the two coordinates of the projection plane enable us to map the samples used for training of the bottle-neck network.

To perform a strict comparison between our modeled current and Eq. (17) would require solving the electrostatic equations in quasi-dipole coordinates, but this first order correction enables us to use the simplicity of spherical coordinates and captures most of the difference between magnetic and geographic east.

The CAD-based exact representation of tangential and normal vectors enables us to exactly define a local coordinate system at the crack-tip, whose shape dependency naturally leads to configuration design variations that include the change of crack orientation.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00290.020 Reconstituting spindle formation in embryo extracts enabled us to elucidate a mechanism that coordinates spindle size with cell size during X. laevis development through differential activation of the kinesin-13 kif2a.

The Gauss-Seidel scheme with second-order accuracy of time and space is used as a solution method for the governing equations and the boundary-fitted coordinate system enables us to calculate the moving interface easily.

Discovered by May-Britt Moser and Edvard I Moser in 2005, grid cells provide us with an internal coordinate system that enables us to find our way.

To resolve these problems we have applied spatial analysis through the use of GIS in this study by linking each child's home and school address to their geographical coordinates and thus enabled us to analyse the geographical interactions between the children's daily dwelling and their proximity to the smelter and major roads in their vicinity with high accuracy.