Sentence examples for idea of enabling from inspiring English sources

As robots are being made increasingly more complex, the idea of enabling them to perform continuous self modeling becomes very attractive, he says.

By John Cassidy May 16, 2012 History will record that Mark Zuckerberg wasn't the first college student to have the idea of enabling people to set up Web pages and share stuff with their friends.

History will record that Mark Zuckerberg wasn't the first college student to have the idea of enabling people to set up Web pages and share stuff with their friends.

Building on Robert Rabin's idea of "enabling torts," the Restatement (Third) of Torts: Liability for Physical and Emotional Harm adopts an aggressive strategy for dealing with this problem: it denies that there really is a problem.

In other words, we have remained true to the idea of enabling students to develop their own knowledge and talents and personalities, the 19th-century German, Humboldtian ideal of Bildung, education of the whole person for citizenship in a culture.

The metal grate doesn't roll up until 5 30 P.M., because Rimkus never liked the idea of enabling daytime drunks, but it doesn't roll back down until 4 A.M., which marks the start of New York State's daily moratorium on the sale of alcohol for on-site consumption.

Criminal justice expert, Rob Allen, a former member of the youth justice board, said that Gove's ideas of enabling prisoners to earn early release through education, giving prison governors more autonomy, and selling Victorian prisons to fund modern jails were all proposed in a Conservative 2008 green paper, Prisons with a Purpose.

In the case of music, Microsoft's PlaysForSure software proved flaky: not all music from all stores would play for sure on all players, and the iPod remained unchallenged.So Microsoft has ditched the idea of providing enabling software to other firms in favour of Apple's approach of doing everything itself.

They were amenable to the idea of AAL enabling their relatives to complete ADLs and other home-based activities independently, while concurrently relieving them of some care duties.

They are also "breaths" (i.e., active energies), the idea of which enabled the philosophers to construct a coherent system of correspondences and participations linking all phenomena of the macrocosm and the microcosm.

The literary examination and development of the idea of 'torque' enables us to make more sense of the unease and stress felt by women who feel forced to undergo a shift of being during pregnancy.