Sentence examples for enabling much more from inspiring English sources
It was the moment that the "Licence Raj" began to be dismantled, enabling much more rapid economic growth in India in the subsequent two decades, and dramatic reductions in poverty.
Unlike 7-band Landsat or 15-band ASTER imagery, Hyperion provides 242 (196 calibrated) narrow bands in the visible (VIS) to shortwave infrared range (SWIR), enabling much more detailed archaeological and geological analyses.
But now sensor-laden products, from cars to kettles, wind turbines to widgets, are enabling "much more data to come back so it's possible to design much more sustainable products," he says.
Comparing MAX2 and MAX4 Maxeler cards performance, as well as Intel's CPU development in the same period (2005 and 2010, respectively), we can expect higher increase in processing power in the dataflow computing, enabling much more than 12 pipes to be placed on the chip, while at the same time memory bandwidth will further increase the gap between dataflow and control flow paradigms.
Today, however, it's about enabling much more energy to be produced in any given space.
The animals then would have evolved the ability to incorporate those minerals into their exoskeletons, enabling much more complicated body plans, predation and more modern food webs.
"3D printing enables much more of a pull distribution instead, so consumers can buy products that are really tailored," he says.
New media have enabled much more aggressive scrutiny from below, and increased the ability of small institutions and ad hoc groups like Occupy to organise against perceived threats and injustices.
Today's smartphones can do almost anything a PC could do in 2007, but in a couple of years smartphones may have enough computing power to enable much more sophisticated applications that truly take advantage of the device's portability.
