Sentence examples for enabling a stable from inspiring English sources
There, it is assumed that the operators are averse to unequal payoffs and act unselfishly, enabling a stable and sustainable community.
Folic acid was used as a targeting ligand to functionalize BNNTs against tumor cells, because of the ease of the reaction procedure and the small size of the folate molecule, enabling a stable binding with the nanotube coating, thus permitting folate receptor-mediated endocytosis of PLL-BNNTs.
This initiative is now working harder than ever to unlock the huge potential of smart district energy systems in cities. Smart energy systems are the key to integrating surplus energy and enabling a stable transition towards clean, renewable energy.
We discuss the roles of the reactions with respect to the necessary conditions for bistability: two reactions comprise the positive feedback loop, a third reaction filters out small stimuli thus enabling a stable 'off' state, and the fourth reaction prevents explosions.
It is unclear how these differences can be overcome in ways that would enable a stable government.
Furthermore, the DTS HTLs enabled a stable OLED operation, with double the accelerated half-life of the NPB-based device.
Atomically flat surface of graphene nanoribbon enables a stable gelation, overcoming the geometrical penalty of one-dimensional building blocks.
A mixed-μ or magnetic gradient levitation system, which consists of an iron component, a superconducting screen and electric coils, enables a stable levitation even at a standstill without active control.
Finally, the microscale Li2S C composite prepared from fine Li2SO4 enables a stable capacity of 350 mAh g-1 at 0.2 C, higher than that obtained using a cathode prepared from commercial Li2SO4.
It was found that the integrated FO MD system possessed inherent flux balancing mechanism that enabled a stable and equal water flux for both FO and MD membranes for effective recovery of draw solution over long-term experiments.
That high frame rate is required to enable a "stable illusion" when the user changes their physical position, he adds.
