Sentence examples for enables a set of from inspiring English sources

The marking enables a set of transitions (tau subseteq T).

Modular design (MD) enables a set of methods to reduce development costs.

The first level consists of a 'dashboard' that has a defined design and enables a set of pre-determined dynamic queries about a patient population.

Exposure to low pH, which during infection occurs in an endosome, causes the HA1 'head' to separate from the HA2 'stem' and enables a set of HA2 conformational transformations: (1) release of the fusion peptide from its pre-fusion pocket; (2) HA2 extension; (3) insertion of the fusion peptide into the target membrane; (4) fold-back of the extended HA2 intermediate (Skehel and Wiley, 2000).

The methods hitherto suggested enable a set of quantities, suspicious as a possible source of gross errors, to be found.

In order for the latter to be a viable competitor, it has to enable a set of significantly more favourable external (packing) interactions in comparison to the former.

An artificial neural network is proposed to enable a set of autonomous operations, for example to select what payload data are useful for the mission and must be sent to Earth, and what data can be discarded.

Opportunistic Spectrum Access in a pervasive computing system can enable a set of secondary user devices to access unused spectrum, or whitespace, found between the transmissions of a set of primary user devices.

Gat Out of Hell, on the other hand, falls foul of placing too much emphasis on the new flight ability enabled by a set of angel wings.

More specifically, user commands are enabled for a set of situations requiring user decision, namely, bifurcations, multiple-directions caused by new obstacles in the environment, and deadlocks.

(Statically reduced) Given a finite P/T net (N = (S, A, T)), we say that a transition t is statically enabled by a set of places (subseteqteq S), denoted by (S' llbracket t rangle ), if dom(({^{bullet }t}) subseteq subseteq