Sentence examples for instrument to enable from inspiring English sources
We offer this framework as an instrument to enable the discovery of yet-undescribed relationships and patterns in formal and empirical demography.
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) could be a powerful instrument to enable accurate analyses of the complex flow field and of the gas-to-solid heat and mass transport.
These parameters form a technical triangle, which should be used as a comprehensive instrument to enable heat pump integration into residential district heating.
This system improved this type of medical procedure by attaching a joystick to the surgical instrument to enable the surgeon to manipulate the endoscope without the help of an assistant.
The relevant Statutory Instrument, to enable UK government agencies to obtain warranted access to decrypted data from communications service providers, currently sitting in draft form, will be voted through parliament within weeks of a new government taking office after the June 8 general election, according to the report.
The relevant Statutory Instrument, to enable UK government agencies to obtain warranted access to decrypted data from communications service providers, currently sitting in draft form, will be voted through parliament within weeks of a new government taking office after the June 8 general election, according to the report.
From breast cancer cells to the proliferation of algal blooms, Mingming Wu builds instruments to enable her lab to study cell communication from a unique angle.
In some instances, students advise and draft specialized trust instruments to enable clients to maintain eligibility for critical safety net programs or other specialized needs.
Existing research mainly focuses on policy detection and enforcement without providing the required guidance for policy management nor necessary instruments to enable policy adaptibility for today's dynamic IAM.
This secrecy led to awkwardness; Scott had sent Amundsen instruments to enable their two expeditions, at opposite ends of the earth, to make comparative readings.
Reductions generally were construed as instruments to enable the natives adopt European lifestyles and values; this was not the case in the Jesuit reductions, however, where the Jesuits allowed the inhabitants to retain many pre-colonial cultural practices.
