Sentence examples for enabled direct access from inspiring English sources
The presentation the listed dates when document collection began for each company, and said PRISM enabled "direct access from the servers of these US service providers: Microsoft, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, Paltalk, AOL, Skype, YouTube, Apple".
This was built to test their invention of a way to store information on a cathode-ray tube that enabled direct access (in contrast to the mercury delay line's sequential access) to stored information.
Working with small budgets: Encouraging individual staff to join organisations such as INSSA, EISF and InterAction can enable direct access to inexpensive training and online resources.
The application of CIELCh enables direct access to chrominance channel compared with RGB and CIELab color spaces.
In return, the second model is criticized in that it does not enable direct access to real objects; those can, at best, be inferred.
Cell-free systems bypass cell walls and remove genetic regulation to enable direct access to the inner workings of the cell.
It's signed a two-year deal with Hewlett Packard to enable direct access to its service on the 25 million business PCs HP sells annually.
The app has been specifically created for young people aged 13-18 and enables direct access to CEOP's advice and reporting centre Thinkuknow from their Facebook homepage.
An EMIC could circumvent the effort involved in separating racemic mixtures and enable direct access to the eutomer, which in turn reduces the necessary dosage and the chronic side effects of the racemate as well as simplifying dosage-effect studies.
Given a file T, we suggest a data structure based on pruning a Huffman shaped Wavelet tree (WT) according to the underlying skeleton Huffman tree that enables direct access to the i-th element of T. This pruned WT is especially designed to support faster random access and save memory storage, at the price of less effective rank and select operations, as compared to the original Huffman shaped WT.
