Basically, loss of heat robs the gas of a body such as the sun of internal pressure, enabling gravity to squeeze it into a smaller volume.
The Schengen Agreement abolished internal borders, enabling passport-free movement between a large number of European countries.
Schengen, which dates back to 1995, abolished internal borders, enabling passport-free movement for EU citizens across most of Europe.
This will bring the Product teams closer to their internal partners, enabling more effective and efficient execution on Product strategy.
The Schengen Agreement, which dates back to 1995, abolished internal borders, enabling passport-free movement between a large number of European countries.
The hierarchical composite possesses an interconnected, aperiodic, porous network with internal channels, enabling high accessibility of the active Si for fast lithiation.
Some emphasize the importance of internal, psychological enabling conditions as well, for example the ability to assess one's own preferences and imagine life otherwise (Meyers 2002, 168; Cudd 2006, 234 235; MacKenzie 1999).
The integration of phase change materials (PCMs) for cooling applications in buildings reduces the amplitude of indoor air temperature fluctuations due to solar and internal gains, enabling passive solar, HVAC system downsizing or off-peak cooling designs.
Edward I died in 1307, and his successor, Edward II was distracted from war with Scotland by internal quarrels, enabling the Scottish to roam further south through England.
As a result of randomization, however, its strength lies in its internal validity (enabling comparison of active and sham groups without fear of selection bias).
