Sentence examples for enabling exploration of the from inspiring English sources
We show how energy modelling of hardware is combined with static analysis to allow the programmer to understand the energy consumption of a program without executing it, thus enabling exploration of the design space taking energy into consideration.
Metagenome libraries submitted for analysis at VIROME are blasted against the MetagenomesOnline database (MgOl), with a graphical interface and links to various protein metadata enabling exploration of the results.
Hence, using an institutional approach will enable exploration of the connection between regulation in a capitalist economy and its historical evolution (Jessop and Sum 2006a, b: 1 3).
The model predicts the internal flow and pressure distribution and enables exploration of the role of the internal geometric insert used in this design of the nozzle.
These methods enable exploration of the nature of error and identification of differences between maps, while accounting for the imprecision and bias inherent in the source documents.
Technological advancements in real-time distributed sensing and processing for structural health monitoring systems have enabled exploration of the next frontier in structural health monitoring for in situ condition-based prediction of remaining life of damaged or aging structures.
"What is unique about this study - a long-term experiment that took a lot of stamina and persistence to implement - is that it directly demonstrates the effects of this deadly combination of factors, and enables exploration of the details of the ecological processes and interactions involved," he told BBC News.
Multi-objective optimization approaches enable exploration of the trade-off problems to find sustainable design strategies, but there has been limited research in applying it to find optimal design solution(s) considering the embodied versus operational energy trade-off.
Our model provides didactic value such that the most fundamental elements of protein folding, namely the interplay between short-ranged and long-ranged interactions, are retained at a simplistic level to enable exploration of the features of macromolecular crowding using statistical thermodynamic theory.
To enable exploration of the clinical genomic driver associations from TCGA data, we developed the Cancer Genome Atlas Clinical Explorer.
