Nancy went to buy some sponges.' In this enabling example, the scenario information 'the car started when the battery was charged' was designed to ensure that the causal conditional 'if the ignition key was turned, then the car started' was interpreted as an enabling causal relation.
This feature of ABMs enables, for example, the copycat behaviour that leads to "herding" among investors.
Facilities such as museums usually keep records of their visitors and this enables, for example, the study of museum visits in weekends (Harvey and Pentland [1999]).
This enables, for example, to keep device software automatically up-to-date and to track and wipe lost devices to ensure highest levels of data security.
A larger number of machines enables for example comparisons between similar processes, the operation of longer process chains and generally speaking a broader curriculum.
This feature enables, for example, the beam hardening phenomenon to be dealt with or dual energy imaging techniques to be studied.
This liquidity enables, for example, a finance minister from the Chinese government to gain exposure to the U.S. mortgage market and to buy and sell that exposure at will.
In addition it enables, for example, simultaneous targeting of several sequence-related genes, including duplicate genes in polyploids or redundantly acting homologs.
It enables, for example, the determination of the most widely used file formats, and, by deduction, the kinds of experimental techniques and high-throughput assays being performed, and which instruments were used for acquisition.
The increasing availability of automated model construction and curation tools further increases the accessibility of the technology [ 42] and enables, for example, the comprehensive computational survey of potential production hosts for heterologous pathways [ 43].
