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This proposed design can provide the groundwork to promote the output power of conventional VIV-based piezoelectric generators, further enabling to realize self-powered systems.

EnHANTs will further enable to expand the 'Internet of Things' to include everyday objects that are traditionally not networked.

Finally, Wilson hoped that kids will be further enabled to create their own media in the next five years too, rather than just consuming that made for them by companies.

NanoJ-Fluidics further enables to correlate in-situ the dynamic information from live-cell imaging with the nanoscale structural information from fixed-cell SMLM (Fig. 4), without the laborious relocation of multiple cells or manual immunolabelling steps.

Considering λ as a piecewise constant rate further enables to establish the link between the Poisson model and the hazard model.

Now we need to take it a step further, enabling fridges to monitor the freshness of our food.

An expected relaxation by the Federal Reserve of its "control" rules should expand the possibilities for bank/fintech partnerships — further enabling banks to invest in fintech companies without being deemed to control them and thereby subjecting them to Federal Reserve regulation.

In cases of domestic violence, this could give perpetrators command of household income, further enabling them to control and isolate their partners.

So-called "closed material procedures" (CMPs) go one stage further, enabling authorities to introduce sensitive information in a trial that can only be seen by the judge and security-cleared "special advocates" who represent the interest of an individual claimant.

Recent advances in shareable mind maps take the power of this technique further, enabling groups to quickly capture and organize a massive amount of ideas.

Several vendors, including Hampton Research, MiTeGen, and Molecular Dimensions also sell ready-made protein crystallization kits, further enabling beginners to try their hand at the field.