Sentence examples for making it possible to look from inspiring English sources

New techniques in molecular biology were making it possible to look at life at its most intimate level.

There's a growing number of services which are making it possible to look beyond slow and inaccurate citation counts.

With the ray method in simple convex damped cavities, it is possible to target a small number of points inside the domain and, subsequently, to economize on calculation time, making it possible to look for spectral instead of harmonic results.

In some cases, these data only recently became available, making it possible to look at these issues for the very first time.

Earlier this week, Flickr architect Kellan Elliott-McCrea launched a Twitter search tool called oldtweets, making it possible to look up Twitter posts from the site's first year.

The RANCH study has data available for aircraft and road traffic noise at school making it possible to look at the individual contributions of noise from these sources to the effect of early biological risk on mental health.

One question the play asks is: would recognition have made it possible to look outside himself and love other people?

He makes it possible to look at a man playing a woman and believe in his femininity, however grotesque.

Laboratory techniques such as photoacoustic measurements (a biomedical-imaging method used to investigate cancers) make it possible to look at how individual aerosol particles behave.

The latest scholarship, Wickham explains, has made it possible to look at the period "without hindsight," without moral judgments, grand theories, or modern nationalist myths.

The tools Google provides to the public for analyzing searches generally make it possible to look at the inquiries made in a particular state, not by individual cities.