Sentence examples for enabled the delivery from inspiring English sources

First, it was wheat to feed the influx of gold miners and those dependent on the mining industry; then, after railways and refrigerated cars enabled the delivery of shining fresh produce across the country, it was orchard fruit.

The decrease in the unfavorable dark toxicity of fa-Lipo-FMSNs/PpIX enabled the delivery of high concentrations of PpIX into cells.

The adaptation of Lean Sigma principles and methodology, combined with the tenacity and creativity of scientists, enabled the delivery of significant improvements in challenging areas, including target selection, project decision making and the compound design-make-test-analyse (DMTA) cycle.

The arrival of the railway also enabled the delivery of coal in large quantities, which accelerated the area's popularity as a winter resort.

This enabled the delivery of complex, distortion-free stimulus waveforms, such as sinusoidal and triangle waves.

Importantly, these nanogels are nontoxic in both unmodified and targeted forms, and enabled the delivery of siRNA in serum-containing medium.

In some situations, the military plays a vital role in disarming and demobilising combatants, training police forces or enabling the delivery of humanitarian aid into war zones.

Licensed exclusively to online media companies, The NewsPoint Platform enables the delivery of RSS-formatted content and is uniquely focused on the needs of commercial publishers and the mass audience.

A great deal of venture capital money is being invested in the emerging online platforms that enable the delivery of increasingly sophisticated and interactive course content to participants who can number in the hundreds to the tens of thousands.

Lord Malloch-Brown, a foreign minister with responsibility for Asia, said after talks with Burmese ministers in Rangoon that there had been a turning point that would shortly enable the delivery of more aid, with Asian countries taking the lead.

Urban leaders can enable the delivery of low-carbon programmes at scale, for example, through recycling schemes, energy from waste, broadband networks, plug-in car points, integrated public transport systems, 'smart' buildings, congestion pricing and biking networks.