Sentence examples for enabling time from inspiring English sources

Fluid analysis techniques can be used to approximate the solution of high-order Markov chain models enabling time efficient analysis of large performance models.

The results suggest that high 3He polarisation with long relaxation times can now be routinely obtained with SEOP, enabling time independent incident beam polarisation to be easily implemented across many different neutron scattering instruments.

With respect to the inertial recovery process, primary factors that determine its dynamic characteristics include the enabling time to reduce active power, the decreased power as a percentage of rated power (or percentage of actual power output for the inertial power recovery stage) as well as the duration of such wind power reduction [26].

The use of decomposition methods to successfully identify dominant flow structures for an engineering geometry is achieved by using a flow field simulated with the Detached Eddy Simulation model (DES), which is a turbulence model enabling time accurate solutions of the flows around engineering geometries.

After initial PCR amplification, the library pooling strategy was deployed, where each library was pooled prior to ssDNA isolation, enabling time and cost effective sample processing (figure 2).

However, once we are placed under stress, time perception must desynchronize from regular physical homeostasis and be shortened enabling time expansion and assumedly allowing us to adopt suitable strategies for coping with a stressful environment by doing or thinking of things more rapidly.

Medical imaging modalities such as positron emission tomography benefit from higher timing resolution enabling time-of-flight (ToF) measurements.

Powerful consumer technology is enabling time-poor consumers to manage their lives in infinitely flexible ways.

The reduced model is developed using component mode synthesis and a reduction of the interface degrees of freedom, enabling time-efficient dynamic analyses.

Toward this end, it has been suggested that computational models may help hasten this process by enabling time-efficient parametric studies that can reduce the experimental search space.

Ikeda et al. (1976) added a recursive procedure to the GMDH algorithm to utilize updated observation data and to modify parameters within the nodes of each layer, enabling time-variable modeling.