Sentence examples for implemented enabling from inspiring English sources
OpenMP directives are implemented enabling faster computations on shared-memory, multi-processor machines.
A new leaching risk analysis combined with LCA of different mortars composition (cement and lime based) was implemented enabling to predict the longevity of the rendering and the embodied carbon expenditure on 20th century buildings.
To this end, a net present value analysis and a real options analysis are implemented, enabling a comparison of retrofit alternatives with different initial and future cash flows both for buildings occupied by the investor (owner-occupier perspective) and for rented buildings (tenant perspective).
The processor has been implemented, enabling the floating-point unit and the internal data and instruction cache memories of 4 and 16 KB, respectively.
The processor has been implemented, enabling the floating-point unit and the internal data/instruction cache memories of 4 and 16 KB, respectively.
Active surveillance of persons at risk was implemented, enabling detection of a total of 34 human cases of brucellosis.
The algorithm implemented enables convergence towards acceptable dielectric property functions while the temperature field is estimated simultaneously.
The system package is also unique: The sample manipulation approach implemented enables a wide gamut of in situ experimentation to analyze structure evolution under applied stimulus, by optimizing scan conditions through a high degree of controllability.
The approach, when efficiently implemented, enables to achieve reconstruction and consequently dimensional measurements, with rather high accuracy.
This paper analyses the concept of virtual food supply chains from an Internet of Things perspective and proposes an architecture to implement enabling information systems.
But then multi-decadal evolution of energy infrastructures is a very busy topic, with many stakeholders and their respective institutions playing critical roles in developing, implementing, enabling, or blocking various technology and policy options.
