Sentence examples for enabling cushion from inspiring English sources

We found that cushions have intensively diversified in the Himalayas, the Andes, or New Zealand, while other regions like Patagonia have probably been hubs enabling cushion species to migrate between different alpine regions.

Our flexible tactile sensor remains operational on top of soft padding such as a gel cushion, enabling the construction of a human-like soft tactile skin.

"It is designed to enable us to cushion and insulate people from the hikes in global fossil fuel prices as best we can".

"The cushion enables the women to sit at its edge asserting more pressure to the abdomen and as such accelerating labour quickly," she explains.

However, there is experimental research showing that triggering oxidative stress in diabetic mice can result in apoptosis among migrating neural crest cells, which later results in outflow tract defects (Morgan et al. 2008), and that neural crest cells enable the endocardial cushions to form the cardiac valves (Jain et al. 2011).

In a suction operation the sheets remain piled up vertically; a wheel brushes a corner of the top sheet and separates it from the others, enabling a compressed-air blower to inject a cushion of air underneath the sheet.

They've never had a job and have been cushioned from economic realities by welfare, enabling them to have a good lifestyle without loyalty to Britain.

Cognitive radio (CR) has been identified as an enabling technology that will considerably mitigate the effect of spectrum underutilization and cushion spectrum scarcity.

He said the decision not to finance the 24th month of the two-year budget cycle helped provide a cushion that enabled the tax cuts to be passed.

Against this backdrop, we need a new vision of the welfare state – one that can empower and enable freelance workers and cushion the inevitable peaks and troughs in employment – and legislation on the rights, conditions, training and pay of freelance workers.

In many ways the question was more interesting than the answers, which followed the predictable line of a cultivated sense of entitlement, social networking and a financial cushion that enables the ambitious to work for next to nothing as special parliamentary advisers in the hope of getting parachuted into a safe seat at a later date.