Sentence examples for enabled too from inspiring English sources
An "around the world" section will display where Safety Check has been recently enabled, too.
The accounts with the big Messages button generally have the new feature that shows their "most responsive times" enabled, too.
The peak values are reached at for almost all values, since low connectivity does not enable too many bilaterations, therefore possible locations, whereas high connectivity leads to unique localization too quickly.
This of course reflects much of the debate about blogging: whether it enables too many people to write useless things, pretending to an authority they haven't earned, and generally clogging the tubes; and whether it frees the populace from the tyranny of the MSM and its extraordinary self-importance.
But consider which devices will allow you to print, as Samsung's Ash points out: "As we now tend to work from multiple devices and locations, being able to easily connect to a printer is important so look out for Wi-Fi and NFC enabled printers too," he said.
These types of predatory incidents have been tolerated and enabled far too long in our society, especially within sports.
Regulator as Risk-Enabler: Too often regulators like the FDA are seen as barriers to innovation, but they can actually help kick-start it by establishing clear guidelines and then getting out of the way.
For example, when they noticed people sharing the code from the thank you text that they'd received for donating, they acted quickly to adapt the thank you code to enable donations too.
It seems like one of the obvious next steps for iBeacon companies is to figure out how to leverage the contacts to enable payments, too, whether we're talking about a fashion retailer, a restaurant or any another customer-facing physical business.
