Sentence examples for enabling sense of from inspiring English sources

Finally, homophobia is also the result of racism: "Since a strong and enabling sense of racial self is necessary to cope with the psychological assaults of white racism, the [queer] black protagonist can rarely afford to disconnect himself/herself/itself completely from the black community and seek total assimilation into the predominantly white gay community".

Matrix proteins not only allow anchorage of hepatocytes but also induce intracellular signaling pathways, thereby enabling sensing of the extracellular milieu with subsequent cellular adaptation to the environment.

This would enable sensing of diffusive sound without disrupting the exterior acoustic field.

Getting in Touch with Your Inner Stomach: An ingestible and flexible piezoelectric device enables sensing of changes in the GI tract.

We have fabricated such cantilevers by reducing the stiffness of the third order flexural mode relative to the fundamental mode, and we have demonstrated that these cantilevers enable sensing of non-linear mechanical interactions between the atomically sharp tip at the free end of the cantilever and a surface with unknown mechanical properties in tapping-mode atomic force microscopy.

This sensor featuring laser vision enables sensing of the actual parts to be welded for seam finding and seam tracking.

In 2005, he and colleagues found a center of the brain in migratory birds that apparently enables sensing of magnetic fields through "night vision". That year he also led a revision of the understanding of bird brain organization and vertebrate brain evolution.

Brentano believed that the concept of plerosis enabled sense to be made of the idea that a boundary possesses "parts", even when the boundary lacks dimensions altogether, as in the case of a point.

Pre-filming was also used to show the passage of time in the second episode; the archaeological dig at Ealing was shown to have dug deeper into the ground than the equivalent set at Riverside, enabling a sense of time that would not have been possible in an all-live production.

As Bauman (1991) has described it, one of the key goals of modern society is to root out ambivalence in order to ensure that everything has its place, ultimately enabling a sense of control and peace to prevail.

For instance, we know that fruit flies have a kind of built-in compass in their brains that enables a sense of direction.