Sentence examples for enable us to express from inspiring English sources
To avoid dealing with singular matrix C1 in (2), which does not enable us to express explicitly x(T), it is useful to carry out the following parametrization x 2 ( T ) = λ, (4).
They see them simply as strings of names that enable us to express thoughts.
As this happens, silicon will enable us to express more completely who we are, as people and as businesses.
Our calculations also enable us to express the Fourier transform of the n-point functions of SLE curves in terms of the expected signature of SLE curves.
We represent an eigenpair for the coupled system by a perturbation series with respect to ε which enable us to express the eigenpair for the coupled case by those for the decoupled case.
Defeasible laws enable us to express what we really know to be the case, rather than forcing us to pretend that we can make an exhaustive list of all the possible exceptions.
We approximate the solution in the form u N ( x ) = ∑ j = 0 N a j L t, j ( x ), then, making use of formula (13) enables us to express explicitly the derivatives D ν u ( x ), D δ 1 u ( x ), …, D δ k u ( x ) in terms of the expansion coefficients a j and the shifted Legendre polynomials.
It can be seen from the above derivation that the separation of structure recovery from noise amplification in the VanCittert expression is the key that enables us to express noise amplification factor in the kth iteration to be F k /F k−1, which is always between 1 and 2 for all k.
This paper enables us to express various behavior of the compression wave by using analytical solutions with the phase velocity and the spatial absorption coefficient.
In other words, like its predecessor, "Moral Clarity" is a sustained defense of a particular set of values, and of a moral vocabulary that enables us to express them.
Seventy of us sat in concentric circles, provided with electronic voting devices that enabled us to express our views on such questions as, "Will the west remain the dominant force in world art markets?"; 44% thought it would, 37% that it wouldn't.
