Sentence examples for incorporated to enable from inspiring English sources
A Stabilizing controller, fish-tail mechanism, rigid body dynamics, and kinematics are incorporated to enable the fish robot to move in three dimensional space.
Erasure codes are incorporated to enable system recovery from a specified number of disk erasures, and strive beyond that threshold to recover the system as frequently, and as thoroughly, as is possible.
rfc primers of different Shigella origins maybe incorporated to enable the discrimination of Shigella spp. as well as the identification of virulent strains in one assay.
He returned with details that seem to have been culled from an article on the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation: "The club will be incorporated to enable $15,000 to be raised on bonds, $10,000 of which will be used to put the grounds in order and the other $5,000 as a cash installment".
As more similar sequences are completed, comparative genomics studies using sequence and/or mRNA structure alignments will be incorporated to enable identification of conserved -1 PRF signals across species and/or genes.
The system states are assumed immeasurable, and a classical observer is incorporated for observation to enable state-based feedback control.
The approach incorporated using a 'Talking Mat' to enable participants to indicate their preferences and priorities.
Five websites (9%) incorporated evaluation questionnaires, for example, to enable the user to provide feedback about the website or to evaluate his/her health status.
One model incorporated all risk factors except the CRP level, and the other model incorporated all risk factors except the ESR, to enable interchangeable use depending on clinical availability.
What studies have identified the necessary steps to enable standards to be incorporated into everyday practice?
The scientific advances derived from the experiments may be incorporated into indicator selection and threshold definitions to enable practitioners to evaluate how best to achieve continued progress towards long-term conservation goals (validation monitoring; Gardner 2010).
