Sentence examples for enabling connections from inspiring English sources

I'll probably talk about how the Internet can help solve wicked problems – simply by enabling connections and building a shared view of where we can go together – and use the $300 House as an example.

Online workplaces Elance and oDesk boast over 8 million consultants and $750m worth of work, but there is, as yet, no public marketplace geared toward enabling connections between independent sustainability professionals and hiring managers.

In addition to our specific goals indicated below, we believe that social media can benefit SETAC and its students by enabling connections not previously available.

Another possibility is that FG-scaffold interactions are important for the structural integrity of the NPC by enabling connections between subcomplexes.

P5 considered that use of social media was a window to the wider world, enabling connections to other people in similar interest areas – beyond disability.

This information could potentially enable improved structure learning, whether by exploiting the relationship of consecutive samples or by enabling connections between variables that represent regulatory loops as is possible using dynamic Bayesian networks [ 29– 31].

When I entered the profession as a young student nurse, communication was, and continues to be, the conduit enabling connection.

Because with them, the crucial enabling connection between creating jobs and fighting climate change has finally entered explicitly into our politics.

The ground-based packet radio system provided mobile access to computing resources, while the packet satellite network connected the United States with several European countries and enabled connections with widely dispersed and remote regions.

If Pepperidge Farm can present itself to those consumers as the brand that "can help enable connections and reconnect with friends," Mr. Simon said, "that will be seen in a positive light".

The carrier will use its base in Reykjavik to enable connections to Newark from several cities, including London, Berlin and Warsaw, at fares that will be 30 to 40percentt cheaper than Icelandair, which already flies similar routes.