Sentence examples for enables I from inspiring English sources

The placement of the GDC catalyst enables (i) higher temperatures through the combustion chamber; (ii) increases in maximum heating rates for fixed reactant flow rates; as well as (iii) extending the operating limits of the combustor.

Our resource manager, based on a shared token bucket, enables: (i) the re-distribution of unused resources amongst data streams; and (ii) a dynamic re-allocation of resources to streams likely to generate greater profit for the provider.

This injection line enables: (i) the pumping of the propellant gas, (ii) the provision of the vacuum interface with the torus and (iii) the selection of the flight tube to be used via a fast selector.

Further therapeutic advantage could be achieved by their co-loading in a single nanoscale system, which enables (i) the co-existence of drugs with different mechanisms of action and pharmacokinetic profiles and (ii) the fine tuning of their release rate overcoming the rapid clearance often observed with free drugs.

Electronic decoupling of the adsorbed atoms and molecules from a metallic substrate by introducing a thin insulating film of alkali halides (NaCl) enables (i) to control the charge states of single atoms (Au, Ag), (ii) to directly image molecular orbitals, (iii) to image the sequencing steps of molecular reactions, and (iv) to control molecular switching based on a tautomerization reaction.

The introduced method enables (i) to define precisely the N+1 kinematic descriptors and their dual in terms of force and momentum, (ii) to determine the coupled and uncoupled mechanisms, and (iii) to establish the constitutive laws and the balance equations.

You might claim that (i) gives you a reason to commit the action, while (ii) and (iii), though not providing reasons themselves, jointly enable (i) to do so.

In order not to lose such advantage during terminal operations, it will be necessary to enable (i) fast access, (ii) fast railway operations, (iii) short transhipment times.

This paper presents an extension of this framework enabling (i) the analysis of HBB joints made of dissimilar laminated or monolithic adherends, and (ii) the introduction of non linear material behaviour for both the adhesive layer and the fasteners.

This inadequacy in gate keeping role is mainly because the lady health workers lack the guidelines, tools and communication materials to cover all three dimensions of woman enabling i.e. information, decision, and action.

Finally, our computational speedups now enable (i) efficient LR testing when the background kernel is full rank, and (ii) efficient score testing when the background kernel changes with each test, as for gene gene interaction tests.