Sentence examples for enhanced way from inspiring English sources
She opened the store, she said, as an enhanced way for their foundation to support the Children's Aid Society in New York City.
Simultaneously viewing multiple potential energy graphs and conformation overlays leads to an enhanced way of evaluating force fields and in their optimization.
"The rebound that happens after the treatment of two and a half minutes to three minutes is re-circulation of the enriched blood to the rest of the cells in the body". What I liked the most about this treatment is that it's very holistic, and it's just about getting the body to do what it already does naturally in an enhanced way.
SAN JOSE, Calif., Oct. 14, 2009 – Acer America, part of the world's third largest PC company(1) today debuts its new Acer Aspire 5738PG notebook PC – the company's first notebook with multi-touch screen capabilities that offer a natural and enhanced way to interact with the PC, applications and digital data.
Consequently, not only do we experience an enhanced way of living ourselves but the world around us is exposed to all of the benefits that this enhanced way of living brings.
Sonic Shadows provides an enhanced way to engage in our environment, as well as highlights our impact as we move through it.
– Damon Darlin I Spy, You Spy Al Jazeera America | The new, technologically enhanced ways in which we spy on each other.
Data maps from both methods, together with projection intervals from the probabilistic method, offer enhanced ways to communicate the potential variation in landscape simulation.
An enhanced way-prediction cache was developed for coping with the weakness of the way-prediction cache [19].
In this paper, we propose an enhanced way-prediction cache, dual-access way-prediction (DAWP) cache, to cope with the weakness of the WP cache.
Dual-access way-prediction (DAWP) cache, which is an enhanced way-prediction cache, is proposed and the performance measurement is done based on the simulation model built from the SimpleScalar and CACTI.
