Sentence examples for enabling us to extend from inspiring English sources
The sensing module is designed using ultra-low-power sensors that consume less than ∼10 mW, enabling us to extend the distance between the RF reader and the smart sensor tag for effective RF energy coupling and sensing data transmission.
As a comparison, recently proposed nested array can provide higher number of consecutive lags with the same sensor number, enabling us to extend it to mixed source localization scenario.
To address this question, five additional S. pastorianus strains were newly sequenced, thereby enabling us to extend our analysis beyond the already sequenced strains S. carlsbergensis (syn., S. pastorianus) CBS1513, S. monacensis CBS1503 133, 14), and S. pastorianus Weihenstephan 34/70 (12) and CBS1260 (14).
Following the work in A. Eibeck and W. Wagner (2000, SIAM J. Sci. Comput.22(3), 802 821), we model the system as a Markov process and introduce a new majorant kernel that enables us to extend the use of fictitious jumps to a wider class of problems.
Collectively, these data confirmed the reliability of the prediction model and therefore enabled us to extend the use of this method to multiple strains.
The chevron beam dump enables us to extend its lifetime drastically relative to conventional beam dumps.
"All the money enables us to extend the search for my brother Tom … I have every reason to believe he is still around.
"The purchase of these stores enables us to extend Argos's proven model of offering better choice, value and convenience to more customers in a cost effective and efficient way," said Terry Duddy, chief executive of Argos Retail Group.
In this paper, a calibration and degradation correction will be presented which enables us to extend the spectral range to shorter wavelengths enhancing the stratospheric information content of the retrieved profiles.
This procedure enables us to extend our method to a third order component-wise central ENO scheme, which apparently works well and is quite simple to implement in multi-dimensions.
This enables us to extend process-oriented ERP research by focusing on the identification of temporal zones and creation of durable work times designed to re-order priorities between competing visions for the future of higher education.
