Sentence examples for enables words from inspiring English sources

While the domain name system enables words to identify individual websites, every single connection to the internet must have its own individual IP address, in the form of a series of numbers (eg 102.86.126.65).

E Ink's core technology consists of an ink that responds to electric charges, enabling words or images to be displayed on a relatively thin screen without the need for a conventional cathode-ray tube monitor or liquid crystal display screen.

Quillian suggested that one of the functions of semantic memory, conceived in this graphical way, was to enable word sense disambiguation through spreading activation.

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Focus groups then enabled discussion of content, wording and layout of the developed patient leaflet.

Although this does not guarantee that the participants would rely on assembled more than addressed phonology for the sequentially delivered stimuli, the visual form information that enables whole word recognition is not available for stimuli delivered sequentially until each letter has been identified.

As I think most of you realized when concocting you own clues, it was necessary to indicate unambiguously at least once the order of the central jumbled letters, to enable the words to be entered once solved.

According to our currently best semantic theory, causal-historical connections between humans and the world of concreta enable our words to refer to physical entities and properties.

In the latter case, the Jaro Winkler algorithm (48) with a cut-off score of 0.9 was used, which enabled misspelt words to be identified.

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I don't think it's widely enough accepted that this over-supply is part of what enables the demonic words of the fringe world "profit-share" and "unpaid internship" to be uttered so frequently.