Sentence examples for it enables fast from inspiring English sources

Agile manufacturing technology can improve the turnover of a company if it enables fast market introduction for volume production.

Besides providing an efficient representation for storage, it enables fast acquisition of the approximated transport matrix and fast rendering of images from the captured matrix.

It enables fast and accurate estimation of application-specific power consumption and energy per task which is crucial for power-aware design of embedded processor architectures.

The apparatus simulates dynamic axial loading and flexion/extension rotation, and it enables fast and inexpensive screening of TKR bearing materials with boundary and loading conditions that are more clinically relevant than those of a POD apparatus.

Using different data processing strategies for visualization, it enables fast mass spectrometric imaging of large surfaces at high-spatial resolution and thus aids in the understanding of various diseases and disorders (Klinkert et al. 2007, Villmann et al. 2008).

Compared with existing micromixers, our acoustic bubble-based micromixer seems to be more suitable for chemical waveform and switch generation because it enables fast mixing time, can be turned on and off instantaneously, and can be spatially predesigned anywhere within the microfluidic channel (with the advent of horseshoe structure).

It enables fast-moving animals to exploit fluctuating resources and to settle in areas where life would not be tenable for animals incapable of rapid travel.

With over 7,000 registered users to date, it enables faster medical intervention, increasing the chance of saving lives.

In recent years, through-silicon-via (TSV), employed for inter-layer connectivity (vertical channel), has attracted a lot of interest since it enables faster and more power efficient inter-layer communication across multiple stacked layers.

Post-translational regulation has another benefit over transcriptional regulation – it enables faster responses with more consistent amplitude.

Although it enabled faster growth, supply-chain trade may not have contributed much to developing economies' technological sophistication.