Sentence examples for guide enables from inspiring English sources
This hands-on guide enables engineers to understand the implications and challenges behind every design choice.
All in all, the guide enables corporate managers to develop their own procurement policies – a must-have for all companies in building and retaining consumer confidence in their product offerings, including the use of paper packaging or other timber components.
This easy-to-use photographic field guide enables visitors to this unique region of the world--newcomer and seasoned traveler alike--to identify with confidence the penguins, whales, seals, seabirds, and other stunning wildlife they encounter on their journey.
NAVIGON's Highway Exit Guide enables users to search upcoming exits for one of six POI categories – food, gas, lodging, rest areas, auto service or shopping.
NAVIGON's Exit Guide enables users to search upcoming exits for one of six POI categories – food, gas, lodging, rest areas, auto service or shopping.
All of these factors, along with the broadcasting technology available to us and our highly visible position at channel 8 on the electronic programme guide, enable us to succeed where previous experiments in local broadcasting have faltered.
Those new features include a channel guide, enabling users to quickly access a list of the YouTube channels that they have subscribed to, and tweaked search tools including autocomplete suggestions.
A 3-D service called Tour Guide, enabling flyover views of popular metropolitan locales, will be introduced shortly, and by the end of the year will map land inhabited by 300 million people.
The purpose of the present study is to test a proposed diagnostic guide enabling determination of the pathological or taphonomic cause of enamel discolouration and defects that resemble MIH present on 'ancient teeth'.
I thoroughly enjoyed jumping on calls and working alongside members of my team to help guide, enable, uplift, support and, most importantly, empower them in any way I could throughout potential conflicts, instead of merely ordering them to "go fix it".
This ratio is a reasonable guide enabling the clinician to rule in (e.g. confirm) infection [99].
