Sentence examples for enables one of from inspiring English sources

"Palm webOS is recognized as a groundbreaking platform that enables one of the best smartphone experiences available today, and our work to evolve the platform and bring industry-leading technology to market continues.

Starting from May 2009, the company has offered the "Office In Cloud Integration" – the solution that enables one of the easiest and most native way to elaborate with Google Docs and Spreadsheets inside Microsoft Office Excel/Word 2007.

The unique property ensemble enables one of the best high-rate performances reported for electrochemical capacitors: a specific capacitance of ~170 F/g obtained at 2000 mV/s and 40 F/g at a frequency of 120 Hz.

Examination of two hamadas lying just to the north of the Libya Chad border using Landsat images and SRTM topographic data enables one of them, Hamada Ibn Battutah West, to be recognised as an uplifted palaeosurface which preserves late Miocene/early Pliocene fluvial activity.

In this way, the RIG workflow enables one of the greatest strengths of the GATK: the ability to put variant calls in a probabilistic framework that allows users to define where on the sensitivity and specificity spectrum the variants should sit for their target downstream application.

IS claimed responsibility for the attack in an official broadcast on al-Bayan Radio, the group's mouthpiece: "God has enabled one of the caliphate's soldiers in city of Les Mureaux near Paris to stab to death the deputy police chief and his wife".

That unassuming entrance angle has, over time, enabled one of the best aspects of the broadcast.

When several family members support another one, they can sign a multiple support agreement, enabling one of them to take the dependency exemption and any available credit.

Rangers are expected to exploit the Scottish FA's appeals process to enable one of the players dismissed at Hampden Park, Kevin Thomson, to face Dundee United tomorrow.

The provision enabled one of the nation's largest broadcasting companies, Sinclair, to use a marketing agreement with Glencairn, a far smaller broadcaster, to get around a restriction barring single ownership of two television stations in the same city.

We name these kinds of devices as neighbors of the transmitter in our proposal, and we enable one of the neighbors to poll the transmitter to transmit once again, by using the neighbor's ongoing transmission.