Sentence examples for enables a buffer from inspiring English sources

The obtained relation between model and implementation enables a buffer capacity analysis on the model while assuring the throughput of the final implementation.

The translation complexity may enable a buffer to dosage imbalance not likely to be found in unicellular organisms.

The worst of the vulnerabilities exposed so far enables a potential buffer-overflow attack, whereby code stored for one purpose "overflows" its container, and can end up being executed when it shouldn't be.

In other words, public debt is the buffer and lifeline that enables a government to absorb a wealth of economic pain in times of need.

The flat surface of the two hybrid films enables a good electronic contact between the hybrid film and the above MoO3 buffer layer.

The circular buffer approach or Euclidean buffer is the most commonly used one, while the catchment area analysis considers the nature of road network and impedance or barriers which enables a detailed analysis and offers valid and effective results.

This enables an optimal flow off from the perfusion buffers (Fig.  56 a, b).

These were added to 5 L 0.1 mol/L sodium acetate buffer, which enabled a total accumulation of 750 g substrate (containing 382.5 g cellulose; Fig 4) during the initial hydrolysis.

Positive feedback loops are network structures that appear to have two functions in biological systems: they act as rapid switches to turn on a process [ 15, 16] and they act as noise buffers to enable a system to respond to long term signal changes while resisting the effects of transient fluctuations [ 16].

Our simulations suggest that a buffer stock of the order of 50 100% of annual aid-financed spending might enable a corrective feedback loop, with the necessary buffer depending on the size and variability of aid flows.

The addition of a COOH-MWCNT buffer layer has enabled a further increase in the brightness of our OLED devices operating in excess of 20,000 cdue2 due to enhanced hole injection by several orders of magnitude.