Sentence examples for it enables to capture from inspiring English sources

Ultimately EDFN is applied to predict hydrocarbon production in a shale oil reservoir and it enables to capture multi-scale fluid transfer in such complex system.

For this reason, [15] developed a variable return to scale (VRS) which enables to capture the magnitude of scale effect.

MSG is enabled to capture pointwise anisotropy that is due to woven microstructures.

Furthermore, the comprehensive data collection enabled to capture often overlooked information such as work-related aspects.

It enables us to capture both the real characteristics of vehicle mobility and complex features of urban roads.

But Mrs. Bush did not face the flag as the anthem was sung; instead, she stood perpendicular to it, enabling photographers to capture her in profile, with the flag and the Eiffel Tower behind.

As this additional study was carried out in 2009, a time when the PITC model had been implemented in most settings, it enabled us to capture experiences and perceptions of this new HIV testing model.

The very topicality of the cartoon enables it to capture what Raymond Williams called "new social experiences"—experiences that are, in Topliss's words, "individual, contingent, and deeply personal, yet at the same time social and general" (10).

The device works with a video recording card, sold separately, that enables it to capture video and audio directly from TV sets, VCRs and stereo systems, without needing a PC acting as a middleman.

The multiple-trait multiple interval mapping (MT-MIM) method [ 35], which is an extension of MIM, applies multiple regression on a multiple dimensional (traits) space context, which enables it to capture information that might be available from the existing genetic correlation between traits, therefore, boosting the precision and power to detect QTLs [ 35].

The bumps, or "tubercles," on the blade's leading edge reduce noise, increase its stability, and enable it to capture more energy from the wind.