Sentence examples for enhancements through from inspiring English sources

Sandia researcher Steve Slutz led a team that investigated various enhancements through computer simulations of the process.

But after putting some of these enhancements through a quick test drive this morning, I am completely underwhelmed.

Building Information Modelling (BIM) has been identified as a key computer aided technology that facilitates construction productivity enhancements through the elimination of various construction inefficiencies.

However, that problem should be resolved as cable operators begin offering subtle Web-enabled features and enhancements through the set-top boxes that Americans already use to watch cable.

In this paper, we provide an overview of self-backhauled LPNs and investigate possible performance enhancements through the use of coordinated multi-point (CoMP) transmission to relax the downlink backhaul capacity bottleneck for self-backhauled LPNs.

If Google wants Gmail to pass Hotmail quickly and gain the No. 2 spot, my suggestion is to keep pumping in new enhancements through Gmail Labs and to speed up the pace at which mail storage increases.

In fact, there is no precedent for sustained productivity enhancement through downsizing.

Perhaps, I reasoned, it was to gain the exile's significant artistic advantage of enhancement through distance, isolating his homeland from the eroding clutter of ongoing experience.

New data released by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons show that breast enhancement, through lifts and implants, remains a priority for women seeking cosmetic surgery.

While many fans are disturbed by athletes' gaining an unfair advantage, anecdotal evidence suggests that they have also come to accept chemical enhancement in a society in which the use of recreational and therapeutic drugs is widespread, as is physical enhancement through plastic surgery.

Dr. Marc N. Potenza, the lead researcher, speculated that the different choices of games reflected a possible difference in motivation: that women might gamble "as a means of escape from distressing problems," while men might "more often seek ego enhancement through the thrill of competitive risk-taking".