Sentence examples for enabling much faster from inspiring English sources

Web and grid services are quickly maturing as a technology that allows for the integration of applications belonging to different administrative domains, enabling much faster and more efficient business-to-business arrangements.

Large-scale AE extraction from EPRs may complement or even replace current drug safety monitoring methods in the future, reducing or eliminating manual reporting and enabling much faster ADR detection.

She said it was now important to make changes to the law to enable much faster deportation in the future.

In addition, the newly proposed gradient optimization approach enables much faster searches than the traditional multi-step gradient design methods.

Using information from the invaded range can enable much faster modeling at finer geographic resolutions than using information from a species' native range.

Combined with a heuristic for the efficient detection of maximum common subgraphs, this leads to a gain of information and enables much faster but still very accurate comparisons between different structures.

The advent of Power Supply Unit Designer Version 2 freeware in 2003 has transformed the design of linear supplies, but an understanding of the underlying principles enables much faster convergence to an optimum design.

It's also looking at tech that might enable much faster charging time, but all of these potential features are still only being considered for inclusion, and could easily be left out of the eventual shipping product, per the report.

The new card apparently allows for "continuous burst shooting of massive RAW images", enables much faster transfer (obviously) of HD video data and lowers power consumption, essentially extending battery life.

In line with the data center policy which requires fast response to the request, the Route Existence property of BI enables much faster decisions in determining whether a request can be satisfied just by checking whether both the endpoints are in the same β-BI, while traditional routing algorithms have to compute the routes before deciding the route's existence.

Dispersive GCB not only enables much faster chlorophyll removal, it is also more effective when including pyrethroids in the scope of the method.