Sentence examples for enabled most of from inspiring English sources

It enabled most of the big software applications of the last 20 years.

Detailed fitting of the spectroelectrochemical data for the three intermediates (cation radical, neutral radical and carbonium ion) from two of the substrates enabled most of the chemical rate constants involved in the DISP 1 mechanism to be evaluated.

But the majority of such loans were financed through securitizations, in which the risk was sliced and diced in ways that enabled most of the money to be put up by investors who bought securities rated AAA, the highest possible rating.

As for other carbonaceous materials, the use of a low-field field strength in conjunction with the single pulse excitation (SPE or Bloch decay) technique has enabled most of the carbon to be detected and, therefore, NMR-invisible graphitic layers are not thought to be major structural features of the cokes.

With his colleague Lynn Conway, Mead went on to launch a revolution in hierarchical microchip design that enabled most of the digital miracles of the microprocessor era.

In fact, it will effectuate the single largest change to Social Security since the Citizens Freedom to Work Act of 2000, which first enabled most of the file and suspend strategies being removed by the current budget agreement.

The activated stem cells homed in on the damaged heart tissue and grew into new heart muscle, enabling most of the animals to survive the heart attack.

Israeli inventions include instant messaging, the USB memory stick, the firewall and the secure data links that enable most of the world's banking transactions and TV signal decoders.

Like other edges, the asset already exists, and the point is that under the right conditions, it can enable most of what is necessary to satisfy an unintended need elsewhere.

And they should do it sooner rather than later so that the system that enables most of us to buy a home is not once again upended in a crisis.

Because the scaffold has a low electrical resistance, and is three-dimensionally porous, it enables most of the electrochemically active nanomaterials to take part in lithiation delithiation reactions, resulting in a near-theoretical capacity.