Sentence examples for means enable from inspiring English sources

The trigger pattern is a time-driven pattern with a very simple semantic: a trigger value of 1 means "enable contact" and a trigger value of 2 means "disable contact".

These means enable families to preserve a sufficient stock of animals or to quickly recover a herd.

Both classes of molecule, when expressed in neurons via viral or other transgenic means, enable the targeted neurons to be hyperpolarized by light.

While Cusanus never surrenders his initial insight that there is no proportion between infinite and finite, thinking through these later symbols and neologisms lets us see how these indirect means enable some movement of mind and heart towards the divine Mystery with whom we are ever connected.

Recent interpretation of the classically defined structure factor as tortuosity and effective pore radius in terms of pore shape together with measurements of porosity and air flow resistivity obtained by non-acoustic means enable an examination of the relationships between these quantities to be made.

"We, the world religious leaders believe that all religions in the world by their respective means enable to mitigate the violence of human mind and make it polite and tame.

It means enabling greater participation by citizens with the government and collaborating to solve problems.

Development means enabling such people, and another two billion who are only marginally better off, to build themselves a better life.

That means enabling people to take mass transit to work, and that means building more housing in attractive neighborhoods already well served by public transportation.

This means enabling our workforce to be as capable of delivering care in a patient's home as they are in a hospital.

For inhibited, neurotic Dwight, this means enabling him to sin and, later on, when his vices attract the notice of his strict Jainist colleague, Shah, to acknowledge the pain they've caused him and seek serenity.