Sentence examples for enabling to fit from inspiring English sources

Due to large size at high pH, dye molecules are enabling to fit, and this results in decrease in percentage removal at higher pH.

Naringinase activity could be described by response surfaces that enabled to fit second-order polynomials to experimental data points.

The use of transistors reduced the radio's size and power consumption, enabling it to fit in a large pocket or purse.

There is, for instance, the fact that she requires fewer steps and less speed to get into the meat of tumbling runs, enabling her to fit more skills, and score more points, in her routines.

Ms. Anderson celebrates the way that technology has shrunk, enabling her to fit all of her equipment into a couple of suitcases; unfortunately her content seems to have shrunk along with it.

Existing examples of "try before you buy" include Ebay's "See It On" app, enabling shoppers to fit sunglasses to their faces via an iPhone 4. Shiseido's Magic Mirror, now touring British department stores, is an AR-facilitated make-up simulator that allows shoppers to test products without being smeared with unsuitable makeup.

Great kinds enable the blending of kinds, much as vowels enable consonants to fit together (252e 253a).

That enables them to fit in with human society.

The managements' job is to enable them to fit in well enough.

The emerging trend in Australian university accommodation is for 24-hour spaces that enable students to fit socialising and studying around working hours.

Obviously design problems would not have been enough alone to warrant dropping Doonesbury - after all design is meant to enable you to fit what you want in the paper, not dictate what goes in.