Sentence examples for landscape enables from inspiring English sources

The fact that it towers above the surrounding landscape enables us to dominate our environment and accounts for our extraordinary success, compared with most other species on the planet.

We live in a world of multiple mainstreams and countless counter-, sub- and counter-sub-cultures. Bondaroff's brand is built on both the sort of microfame that such a finely cut cultural landscape enables and on his absolutely exquisite ability to analyze that landscape.

Scientists have hypothesized that returning wolves to the landscape enables aspen to recruit into the forest overstory, via the density-mediated and behaviorally-mediated effects of wolves on their ungulate prey, primarily elk (Cervus elaphus).

The 3D landscape enables 3D printing of high-dimensional data structures.

Our method of visualizing the Waddington landscape enables the application of the experimental data at single cell resolution for this purpose.

A comprehensive quantitative analysis and a novel visual representation of the epigenetic activity landscape enabled the rapid identification of regions of targets with continuous and discontinuous SAR.

Spatial interpolation is frequently used to predict values across a landscape enabling the spatial variation and patterns of a property to be quantified.

While this straight-to-the-Internet strategy is far from ubiquitous in stand-up, it is already having a profound impact on the comedy landscape, enabling online content providers and individual artists to take more turf from television networks and empowering comedians to be as candid (and as explicit) as they want in their material.

The Saxons, and to a lesser extent the Vikings, were the next invaders followed by the Normans in the 11th century and Edward 1st of England in the 13th century but the mountainous Welsh landscape enabled the locals to remain fiercely inhospitable and maintain their culture and their language.

For as long as there have been nubile farmers' daughters and bars that serve priests and rabbis, plagiarism has been part of the humorists' landscape, enabled by the distance between markets where traveling stand-ups performed and by an unspoken rule that if you could lift someone else's punch line and get away with it, it was yours.

This, in conjunction with a relatively humid climate and a well-vegetated landscape, enabled deflated sediment from beaches to form dunes which stacked upon each other to form an extensive and complex vertical accretionary sequence.