Sentence examples for enabled like from inspiring English sources

The hack works like this: Wahle's RFID chip includes a Near Field Communications (NFC) antenna that generates a radio frequency that can talk to devices that are NFC enabled, like a cellphone.

Plus, the assistant can help with scheduling events and setting up reminders, which are then synced to your other devices where Cortana is enabled, like your Windows 10 PC.

Other merchants that are Paypass enabled, like CVS and Jack in the Box, will accept payments from the app as well.

*Priority interrupts need to be enabled like this: *RCONbits.IPEN = 1; //Set to priority mode *INTCONbits.GIEH = 1; //Enable high priority Interrupts *INTCONbits.GIEL = 1; //Enable low priotity interrupts *The flag for the USART_RX interrupt needs to be set to zero.

The Bush campaigns of 2000 and 2004 made huge strides in building databases of supporters, and Howard Dean demonstrated that digitally enabled like-minds can accomplish practical wonders.

2. "The electronic media" -- including the likes of Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and local talk radio imitators, as well as social networking forces like Facebook and Twitter -- which have enabled "like-minded Obama naysayers" to come together "without actual journalists intervening to filter out untrue information like the canard about the president's birth certificate".

China's Twitter-like microblogs enable like-minded people to hook up and rally public support for a cause.

Sites like Meetup.com utilize the Internet to bring like-minded local people together, face to face, and hashtags on Twitter enable like-minded people around the world to connect virtually.

Providing platforms for networking would enable like-minded innovators to share resources and practices and to provide support for further innovations.

To enable like-for-like comparisons with the earlier study, the following analyses are based on all episodes presenting to the 31 hospitals (of the original 32) that were recruited for the current study.

threats are not classified according to type of control and not evaluated relative to the pervading socio-cultural context in a common currency enabling like with like comparisons.