Sentence examples for enhanced tools from inspiring English sources

This year, a simple set of enhanced tools enable a wide range of home-made adventures to be created and shared online.

Another Web site, Typepad.com, charges $5 a month for a single user; it provides enhanced tools to help create the blog, add pictures and manage messages.

The senator citied various measures under consideration, including universal background checks for gun sales, enhanced tools to stem the straw purchasing of guns, an assault weapons ban and limits on the capacity of some ammunition magazines.

President Obama has asked Congress to take up measures that would create a universal background check system for gun sales and enhanced tools to stem "straw purchases" of guns for criminals who cannot pass background checks.

The M.S. degree in Earth Systems provides the student with enhanced tools to evaluate the primary literature of the discipline most closely associated with the student's track and allows an increased specialization through additional course work that may include 9 units of thesis research.

Additionally, new technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning are providing attackers with enhanced tools for more complex attacks.

Although these tooling methods are well established, it is difficult to incorporate enhanced tool functionality such as conformal cooling channels, embedded sensors, unimpeded vacuum channel placement, and customized thermal mass.

A newly developed microscope is providing scientists with a greatly enhanced tool to study how neurological disorders such as epilepsy and Alzheimer's disease affect neuron communication.

However, it is often necessary to also optimize the machining conditions for coated tools to achieve an enhanced tool life.

The microstructure and mechanical properties of enhanced tool steel (AISI D2) surfaces produced using a friction stir welding (FSW) related procedure, called friction stir processing (FSP), are analysed in this work.

High speed milling (HSM) as a cutting process in mould and die industries has been gaining in popularity over recent years due to the ability to machine difficult-to-cut workpiece materials with increased productivity due to an enhanced tool life.