Sentence examples for enables to set a from inspiring English sources

The use of parallel articulations for the front wheel and the bogies enables to set a virtual center of rotation at the level of or below the wheel axis.

In recent years rapid development of unmanned vehicles enables to set a task of creating prospective intelligent transportation systems (ITS) based on unconventional, hybrid approaches enabling to combine macro traffic control (T) at road and transport conditions with fine adjustment at the micro-level of physiological and intellectual actions and decisions taken by the driver.

Participants were enabled to set an action plan detailing where, when, and how their first proximal goal would be reached and encouraged to repeat this process for each new proximal goal.

Participants are enabled to set an action plan detailing where, when and how their first proximal goal will be reached and encouraged to repeat this process for each new proximal goal.

Robert Croft, with 68 from 45 balls, and a Matthew Maynard half-century enabled Glamorgan to set a challenging target of 251.

Another company, appropriately named Disappearing Inc., is developing an encryption system that would enable senders to set a date when their such mail would no longer be readable.

The crucial over in the recovery was the 19th of the innings when this pair plundered 25 runs, enabling England to set a target of 143, way beyond their mid-innings expectations.

Under pressure from the start after David Hussey's 81 from 54 balls enabled Notts to set a target requiring their opponents to score at more than six runs an over, the Eagles made a brave enough fist of the chase but lost wickets too regularly to maintain their unbeaten record in this competition.

This, says Google, now enabled developers to set a color scheme that fits the design of their sites.

It expects MobFox's technology to enable it to set a goal of 50percentt of revenue coming from mobile activity in fewer than five years.

We do plan to eventually enable parents to set a specific amount that their child can withdraw from an ATM for parents who want that ability.