Sentence examples for facilities enabling from inspiring English sources
It is expected that the proposed approach will improve situation awareness in the managed facilities – enabling better and faster decisions on the ongoing status of the environment.
British women are particularly badly hit, according to the authors, because the "welfare state of the UK emphasises individual freedom and provisions of daycare and after-school facilities enabling mothers to work full-time are lacking".
As part of Danone's programme, the company provides communal chilling facilities, enabling those with even one or two cows to earn an income without having to invest in expensive coolers.
Spot has cameras in its facilities, enabling owners to log onto its Web site at any time to check up on their dogs, but Mr. Cohen said he trusted that Spike was getting good care.
The National Ignition Facility NIFF) is now capable of providing experiments with far more energy than has been previously available on laser facilities, enabling supernova-relevant hydrodynamics in a diverging system.
In particular, we describe the fewest facilities model, yielding the smallest number of facilities enabling near-coverage of total demand.
The world-class collections (> 15.5 million specimens) and facilities enable research, teaching, and outreach in biological and environmental sciences at the world's leading public university.
These facilities enable iCub to crawl on all fours, grasp and manipulate balls and other objects and turn its head so as to follow gestures or direct its gaze.
"The glasses, 3D scenes, music effect, and rhythmic facilities enable the viewer to feel a vivid reality," Ri Un-hyang, a Runga People's Pleasure Ground caretaker says in the promotional video.
These facilities enable high-temperature material characterization to be performed in a well-defined atmosphere with independent control of temperature, pressure and gas flow conditions.
An important precondition is that its fire safety facilities enable independent and adequate fire response performances by the building's occupants.
