Sentence examples for enabling discipline from inspiring English sources

Prognostics and systems health management (PHM) is an enabling discipline of technologies and methods with the potential of solving reliability problems that have been manifested due to complexities in design, manufacturing, environmental and operational use conditions, and maintenance.

Over the last few decades, AD has emerged as an enabling discipline in the design of aerosol reactors employed in the gas phase synthesis of fine powders, the characterization of particle emissions from sources such as coal-fired power plants and the atmospheric aerosol.

"Materials science and engineering is truly an enabling discipline for many applications that are so important for solving societal problems," said Carter, who also is the Gerhard R. Andlinger Professor in Energy and the Environment and professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering and applied and computational mathematics.

Materials science is an "enabling discipline," Dean of Engineering and Applied Science Emily A. Carter told the audience gathered for the annual symposium of Princeton's materials institute last week.

But it can be counterproductive if it reduces vehicle margins, i.e., the net revenue loss is greater than the demonstrated savings in the enabling disciplines.

Therefore, this study targets the foundational work required to enable discipline specific visualization, and presents the discipline specific visualization requirements of risk assessors.

Another part, 7.G.2 or the Just Cause provision, enables discipline by the commissioner for other violations, including conduct that occurs over a period of time.

To facilitate team-teaching and enable disciplines to be crossed, faculty members are not grouped around traditional departments but around issues related to sustainability.

Protein therapeutics and its enabling sister discipline, protein engineering, have emerged since the early 1980s.

A specific software package for interior architecture will enable the discipline to put forth its assets and manifest its existence.

Since self-employment enables workshop discipline, I have used self-employment as an indication of the Cultural Factor, i.e., as the empirical proxy of the Cultural Factor.