Sentence examples for enabling implementation from inspiring English sources

High quality of the generated beam also offers an efficient frequency doubling that will transfer the generated spectrum into blue-green range (0.47 0.5 μm) thus enabling implementation of this source in bio-imaging and display technologies.

Data were collected to assess participant's environmental awareness; motivation for programme participation; and the pathways for enabling implementation and the rewards for joining the BWI.

Innovative trial designs (umbrella or basket studies) are emerging as patient-centric approaches and public private partnerships, cross-industry, government and non-profit sector collaborations are enabling implementation.

As addressed, there is a lack of available standard models, architectures or frameworks for enabling implementation of quality attributes specially for business intelligence environment and applications in order to rapidly and efficiently supports decision-making.

Following an upgrade in 2002, the scanner was enhanced with a software and table upgrade to allow moving table peripheral angiography plus phased array coils enabling implementation of parallel imaging techniques.

In this conversation, Renaud Proch talks to us about ICI's core values, enabling implementation, and the importance of networks and shared knowledge and resources in the curatorial field.

Modern microelectronic technology enables implementation of a complete complex information processing system on a single chip.

Later, Hagstrom and Hariharan (HH) suggested a method which used auxiliary functions and enabled implementation of higher order conditions.

"MPAs can help to provide certainty to marine users, enable implementation of local management measures, as well as promoting conservation research and education, and so can aid protection of an often forgotten, coastal species".

Recent nano-fabrication developments enabled implementation of many nanophotonic techniques to macroscopic scales, which is crucial for many applications of interest (e.g. energy conversion, signal processing, lighting).

The advent of the Service Oriented Architecture SOAA) enabled implementation of IT systems of increasing complexity, rendering effective monitoring a nontrivial task.