Sentence examples for enabling one to from inspiring English sources

A resulting reduct is, therefore, a minimal set of concepts enabling one to introduce the same indiscernibility on the universe as the whole set of concepts does.

The normalization process takes the total ion current used for all the spots, averages the intensity and adjusts the intensity scales for all the spots, enabling one to display all the data on the same scale.

Both improvements require substantial computational resources, enabling one to survey systematically the influence of beta on turbulence evolution for, to our knowledge, the first time in the ion kinetic regime.

Results can be seen on screen instantly as most of them occur in real-time enabling one to continually adjust the actions accordingly without the need to print out the image.

This app connects Android devices enabling one to be used as a child monitor, alerting the parent when their child cries out.

Diners have the choice of larger or smaller portions from all parts of the menu, enabling one to choose a huge bowl of sweet potato and red pepper soup, and a small portion of pappardelle with oxtail ragù.

Resilience is a learnable multidimensional characteristic enabling one to thrive in the face of adversity.

So-called networking Web sites would be logical places to look for potential competition, but Friendster, Tickle and business networking sites like Ryze and LinkedIn have strayed little from their focus on enabling one-to-one communication.

Technology reduces the marginal cost of distribution to zero (or as near enough as makes no odds), enabling one-to-many and many-to-many communications on a vast and cheap scale.

This code particularly utilizes redundancy to augment the separability in the Hamming space for enabling one-to-one correspondence between every non-reference codeword and the Hamming distance incurred with respect to every possible reference codeword.

Therefore, their diffusion within the ECS or their back efflux to the vasculature should result in identical distribution patterns enabling one-to-one comparisons.