Sentence examples for later enables from inspiring English sources
Against the inside edge of the stick he places a lead, a strip of nonprinting lead alloy that later enables him, using a second lead, to grip the finished line in order to remove it from the composing stick.
What is then integrated into academia is the catalyzing process by capital expenditures and comparative advantages of the corporation which later enables a complementary relationship between the university and corporation.
Producing the ice slurries used in cooling applications and ice pigging by crushing blocks of ice made from pure water and mixing the particles with a solution of freezing point depressant (FPD) later enables higher evaporator temperatures than if the solution itself is frozen in a scraped surface ice maker.
Thus, due to an increased prefrontal dopamine level, met-carriers may be able to develop a well formed and stable, spatially coded movement representation early in practice, thereby supporting the formation of a representation in motor coordinates in the course of extended practice, which later enables automatic movement execution.
A certain kind of maturation, one that is either well modeled in early life or heartfully inculcated later, enables people to leave behind the shrill insistence on either/or and open into a more generous inclusiveness.
The expression of hyphae specific genes later enables hyphal growth thereby facilitating escape from macrophages [ 9].
The methadone treatment he began three years later enabled him to overcome his addiction and continue a successful career.
Government funds were embezzled and siphoned out of the country, which later enabled Duvalier to live well in exile.
This research would later enable Dave to see what was coming towards the end of the 2100s, and take evasive action.
At the time, young, untested talents did not yet have inexpensive access to the technologies that later enabled them to turn their homes into recording studios.
This vast irrigation system later enabled the Khmers at Angkor to maintain a densely populated and highly centralized state in a relatively limited area.
