Sentence examples for means which enable from inspiring English sources

One building block has been equipped by means which enable the use of the pipes of the radiant heating system for ceiling radiant cooling.

By offering the means which enable our customers to advance in their careers, as well as have a balanced life, everyone wins.

Therefore, it would seem desirable that we develop biomedical means which enable us to direct their sexual desires towards adults, so that they could obtain legitimate sexual gratification.

In our design, this problem can be solved at the webserver side by the same mean, which enables it to know it should not send the entry to the base server.  .

To Jouvenel, sovereignty reached its peak in Hobbes, in whose "horrific conception everything comes back to means of constraint, which enable the sovereign to issue rights and dictate laws in any way he pleases.

In order to enable meaningful comparisons between probability distributions, such distributions are embedded in a high-dimensional Reproducing Kernel Hilbert Space (RKHS) by means of characteristic kernels, which enable injective embedding of probabilities [4 7].

The assumption of ergodicity makes sure that the temporal average of a sample of stochastic process equals to the statistical mean of stochastic process, which enable one to obtain the statistical characteristics of a stochastic process by measuring only a few samples.

Cluster analysis of the transcriptional data was carried out using fuzzy c-means clustering, which enabled clustering without prefiltering of the genes and thus included potentially interesting genes that did not differ strongly in the different conditions and which would otherwise have been discarded from the analysis [ 34].

(2) Enabling factors reflect the economic means (e.g., income) and human capital (e.g., education, knowledge) which enable people to utilize health services.

(iii Engine idle start-stop means a technology which enables a vehicle to automatically turn off the engine when the vehicle comes to a rest and restarts the engine when the driver applies pressure to the accelerator or releases the brake.

For the purpose of this Article, 'durable medium' means any instrument which enables the parties to store information addressed personally to them in a way accessible for future reference for a period of time adequate for the purposes of the information and which allows the unchanged reproduction of the information stored.