Sentence examples for enabled without from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it has the advantages that the bridge shoot through is enabled without any switch damage, which increase the system reliability.

As a result, the size of the austenite grains and voids remains relatively fine (<10 μm) during superplastic deformation, and fine-grained superplasticity is enabled without premature failure.

Thus, its implementation using off-the-shelf microelectronic components with low-power consumption characteristics is enabled, without being required to employ specialized integrated circuits or signal processing units of high development cost.

We did not intend for anyone in the EU to see this type of message, and we can confirm that this error did not result in face recognition being enabled without the person's consent," a Facebook spokesperson told us.

"We did not intend for anyone in the EU to see this type of message, and we can confirm that this error did not result in face recognition being enabled without the person's consent," a spokesperson told us.

However, the same article points out that electricity's catalyzing characteristics would not have been enabled without natural capital, markets, road infrastructure, and facilities for social amenities (schools, polytechnics, and communication services), all of which were developed prior to or in parallel with electricity access [6].

What's hard, says Lyons, is to enable without constraining.

For BMW, the answer is a renewed focus on technology and the in-car experience it enables, without forgetting its heritage in performance cars.

The best way to enable without constraining, Lyons believes, is to enrich the store of knowledge that researchers have to draw on as they establish collaborations, do their science, and try to make the most of existing collaborations.

But they enabled swimmers without an ideal physique or impeccable conditioning to be more competitive.

As Dr. Hughes noted: Email has enabled collaboration without geographical limits in science to an extraordinary degree.