Sentence examples for enabling movement from inspiring English sources
Enabling movement while wearing a virtual-reality headset will create many new possibilities for the technology in gaming and other fields.
The images of the future king of England stripped down to a swimsuit ( a piece of Lastex fabric for the sake of enabling movement in the water and held around the waist by an elastic band) shook the walls of Fashion and stirred a craze for swimsuits across the world turning sunbathing into a popular pastime.
These multimeric proteins assemble into extremely strong fibrillar structures capable of resisting the contractile forces of muscles and enabling movement (Banos et al., 2008; Thorsteinsdóttir et al., 2011; Thorpe et al., 2013).
In this manner, deformation and expansion of the cortical bone was allowed, enabling movement and deformation of the stem, cement, and bone, while rigid body displacement of the models was restricted.
Transcription factor Snail plays a significant role in EMT by preventing expression of epithelial character genes such as E-cadherin and encouraging transcription of mesenchymal character genes such as vimentin [ 22], causing loss of adherence and enabling movement to a new site, mirroring metastasis in cancer.
In addition to previous works [7,9], an advanced actuation design is presented enabling movements in three translational axes allowing a working range of each axis up to half a millimeter.
However, pharmacological blockade of nigral DA release to the extent seen in aging reduces rotorod performance [39], which suggests sufficient nigral DA bioavailability is necessary for enabling movements required to negotiate motor tasks.
It must also enable movement by cyclists and pedestrians in both directions at peak times.
This type of droplet cell enables movement of the cell during formation.
Dead life come back as oil To enable movement, music, power and light, heat, racket.
However, patients were trained to use a so-called "hybrid hand": a prosthetic attached to splints on their damaged hand, which required only a weak nerve signal to enable movement.
