What enables (i.e., is necessary for) causation is thus held to be responsible for causation (for a similar argument, see Kim 1993a, 22).
Enabling "I see it [DLA], and PIP, as an enabling benefit," he says at Capita's London headquarters.
With the excellent Stamina mode enabled I suspect it would last closer to four days between charges.
In order not to lose such advantage during terminal operations, it will be necessary to enable (i) fast access, (ii) fast railway operations, (iii) short transhipment times.
I wasn't enthusiastic about buying a phone on the internet sight unseen, but the day it was reported that it finally had the pinch-to-zoom thing enabled, I decided to take the plunge.
The use of the pCEIL plasmid for evaluating in vivo gene delivery efficiency is beneficial since it enables qualitative analysis (i.e., observation of EGFP-derived fluorescence under a fluorescence microscope) and quantitative analysis (i.e., biochemical measurement of luc activity) of the expression of the GOI.
Playing with all the violence options enabled, I shot off enemies' legs in the opening level in the New York subways.
You might claim that (i) gives you a reason to commit the action, while (ii) and (iii), though not providing reasons themselves, jointly enable (i) to do so.
The use of seismic gradiometry has three major benefits: (i) it enables us to treat seismic waves as a continuous 2D seismic wavefield rather than as a set of individual traces; (ii) the estimation of spatial derivatives enables us to separate divergence and rotation vector elastic oscillation; and (iii) it is useful for accurate estimation of slowness vectors as spatially varying field data.
Such a Brownian motion was thus proposed to be one of the possible origins for thermal conductivity enhancement because (i) it enables direct particle-particle transport of heat from one to another, and (ii) it induces surrounding fluid flow and thus so-called microconvection.
