Sentence examples for environments enables from inspiring English sources
The extension of queuing decision models to fuzzy environments enables the decision maker to obtain more informative results and wider knowledge on the behaviour of the system, since the results obtained in the fuzzy queuing model are fuzzy subsets containing the whole initial information; that is why the finite capacity queuing models with uncertain data can have a broader range of applications.
Our analysis shows that the genetic repertoire of bacteria from surface waters of different environments enables them to produce hydrogen either by their nitrogenase, by hydrogenases linked to fermentative pathways (such as the bidirectional NAD(P) linked hydrogenase), or the membrane-bound H2-evolving hydrogenase.
However, while 92% of users perceive that online environments enable people to be more judgmental of one another, 68% also report that these same environments enable people to be supportive of one another.
This polarisation will only exacerbate with Facebook's development of Atlas, increasing the propagation of the Facebook identity into publishing environments, enabling them to garner more behavourial data.
The improved models have allowed patients glimpses of their environments, enabling them to make out abstract images, though their vision has not been fully regained.
Han and Black used virtual learning environments, enabling elementary students to develop visual, auditory, and haptic representations of mechanical principles.
"A remotely operated device could be deployed quickly and simply in shallow water environments, enabling a rapid response for decision making and remedial action to be taken".
These energy efficient environments enable participating consumers to locally generate and share both electrical and thermal energy.
Laboratory reactor systems designed to model specific environments enable researchers to explore environmental dynamics in a more controlled manner.
Teachers referred to interoperability issues among the technological environments enabling sharing, and experiencing EDU.Tube's artefacts along with their pedagogical strategies.
The in vitro 2-D environments enabled us to collect frequently sampled data (every 30 seconds).
