Sentence examples for enables distribution from inspiring English sources
Record companies call it a haven for piracy because it enables distribution of music without any copyright protection.
Therefore, another outstanding benefit of MBESS is reliability enhancement, which enables distribution system with fast self-healing capability.
Scalability is of chief concern to LogStash and it enables distribution of work via Redis, which despite relying on a centralised model can conceptually allow LogStash to scale to thousands of nodes.
MLB is a self-optimising SON function [26] that enables distribution of connected UEs (and their corresponding traffic) across cells of the same or of a different radio access technology.
The stolons form a system of gastrovascular tubes that enables distribution of food and exchange of stem cells among remote parts of the colony [2], [3].
The questionnaires were sent individually to the teachers via the Web-based "Survey-Online.com - Enuvo Gmbh - Zurich" − a Web application that enables distribution through emails containing the introductory letter, the URL of the actual questionnaire and a password to ensure security and that only one response would be received per respondent.
Mr. Messier has often outlined his vision to enable distribution companies like Cegetel and Canal Plus to avail themselves of the editorial content of Havas publications, which include the Gault-Millau food guides, the Larousse dictionaries and encyclopedias, and news publications like the French weekly L'Express to develop on-line information services.
An information management system should enable distribution of content and synchronization of changes.
"We sit at the intersection of the developers and the businesses by enabling distribution".
A CCDM is a premiere exhibition application that would partner with best in class content providers to enable distribution monetization.
By decentralizing data storage and enabling distribution of digital records, this technology provides transparency and allows users to transact with one another without needing a third party.
