Sentence examples for enabled combining from inspiring English sources

The compositionally partitioned structure enabled combining ΔSM – T curves from the alloys with the three different compositions, hence, providing a means to optimize the shape of the ΔSM – T curve and the refrigeration capacity.

We used a modelling approach (Heuch et al, 1999) that enabled combining data from parous and nulliparous women to separately evaluate effects of different parameters.

The resulting cell enables combining the advantages of in situ spectroscopic ellipsometry with stagnation point flow conditions.

Logic then considers the modi sive rationes rerum, the properties of things, in so far as they are thought or compared to one another, which enables combining them into propositions and demonstrations and arriving at scientific knowledge (scientia).

Cross-scale linkages enable combining the strengths of government agencies, non-state actors and local resource users and can be useful in mitigating the weaknesses identified by Pomeroy and Berkes (1997)).

In the loose cell-attached configuration, it is possible both to stimulate individual cells and to record their action potentials, but most commercially-available equipment will not enable combining stimulation and recording.

Additionally the ADAMS was further developed to enable combining the collected steroid profiles of all doping control samples and the direct comparison with individual and population based reference ranges.

The standardization transforms and rescales the original raster cell values into the [0 1] value range, and thus enables combining various raster layers regardless of their original measurement scales (Gorsevski et al., 2012).

Over time, enabling combined authorities or larger city councils to take control of all housing spending in their area, with responsibility for meeting affordable housing needs.

The specific character of biological enzyme catalysts enables combined fuel and oxidant channels and simplified non-compartmentalized fuel cell assemblies.

In this work, an integrated illumination and aeration approach is demonstrated using a gas-permeable planar waveguide that enables combined light and chemical distribution.