Sentence examples for enabling to start from inspiring English sources

One of most concerning aggressive agents in the civil construction industry is carbon dioxide that penetrates into the pores of the concrete reacting with the interstitial hydrates reducing its pH, promoting depassivation of the steel armours inside the concrete, thus enabling to start the corrosion process.

NG6 also provides two components enabling to start a pipeline with data already loaded into the system.

Sophisticated new technologies have made it possible to collect continuous real-time data and enabled to start designing and implementing nonfinancial performance measurement systems.

Pancytopenia can be a precocious indicator and enables to start a prompt diagnosis and treatment.

After delays caused by political disagreements, Lebanon formed its Petroleum Administration late last year, enabling it to start negotiating.

Recruits get to keep the heavy goods vehicles after they have traveled 300,000km (186 miles), enabling them to start their own trucking firms.

He felt the incident stripped him of his humanity to such an extent that it made him fearless, enabling him to "start an act two".

Then you'll hear a human voice say, "This is Jennifer, may I he— " And the line will go dead, enabling you to start over.

During this time he became one of the most famous producers in the world, his success enabling him to start his own record label, Qwest, in 1980.

Lynas received a temporary operating license for the long-delayed plant, worth $800 million, early in September, enabling it to start production as early as October.

Almost all fields of science are becoming digitized, enabling them to start advancing at exponential rates.