Sentence examples for enabling distribution from inspiring English sources
"We sit at the intersection of the developers and the businesses by enabling distribution".
By decentralizing data storage and enabling distribution of digital records, this technology provides transparency and allows users to transact with one another without needing a third party.
But the full vision over time was Facebook could enable other apps by allowing for logins, importing friends, enabling distribution out and different services – "that what's we're focused on now," said Zuckerberg. "We have three pillars of the platform strategy which are: build, grow and monetize".
The sarcomeric M-region anchors thick filaments and withstands the mechanical stress of contractions by deformation, thus enabling distribution of physiological forces along the length of thick filaments.
Convection-enhanced delivery has emerged as a promising technique for direct drug delivery to the brain, bypassing the blood brain barrier and enabling distribution of therapeutic agents throughout large volumes of brain parenchyma.
Record companies call it a haven for piracy because it enables distribution of music without any copyright protection.
Mr. Messier has often outlined his vision to enable distribution companies like Cegetel and Canal Plus to avail themselves of the editorial content of Havas publications, which include the Gault-Millau food guides, the Larousse dictionaries and encyclopedias, and news publications like the French weekly L'Express to develop on-line information services.
An information management system should enable distribution of content and synchronization of changes.
A CCDM is a premiere exhibition application that would partner with best in class content providers to enable distribution monetization.
Therefore, another outstanding benefit of MBESS is reliability enhancement, which enables distribution system with fast self-healing capability.
Therefore, this study aimed to improve the FDOPA production and quality control procedures to enable distribution of the radiopharmaceutical over distances.
