Sentence examples for enabling large numbers from inspiring English sources
This paper presents the acceleration of multi-phase smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) using a graphics processing unit (GPU) enabling large numbers of particles (10 20 million) to be simulated on just a single GPU card.
The companies were reportedly fined close to $100,000 each for enabling large numbers of unregistered drivers to work.
Sequestration is believed to contribute to high parasite densities by enabling large numbers of mature parasitized RBCs to avoid clearance from the blood stream by the spleen [18].
The present investigation was conducted within the ProtecT study, enabling large numbers of men based in the community to participate.
The procedure can be standardized and is easy to adapt in clinical settings with minimal infrastructure, thus enabling large numbers of subjects to benefit from a form of cellular therapy.
The newly developed "rapid splitting test" substantially reduces measurement time, enabling larger numbers of samples to be processed.
It will remove the need for expensive ground-based equipment, and enable large numbers of planes to operate safely around a small airport.
"I and Delors", as Lamoureux put it, had come up with a plan for a super-plus Erasmus exchange scheme, which would have enabled large numbers of schoolchildren to spend time in each other's countries.
"If we can start to provide effective reverse commutes and more effective off-peak travel, that should enable large numbers of people to take the railroad to their final destination".
Successive governments are lured to the attractive idea of the new town, as it enables large numbers of homes to be built while annoying fewer residents than if they have been spread over a wider area.
The technology enables large numbers of computers on secure networks to communally store data, such that any changes made to the data are documented on all the computers, thus reducing the risk that changes introduced by hackers might go undetected.
