Sentence examples for message to enable from inspiring English sources
Both the sending and receiving computers must agree on the semantics of a message to enable successful communication.
Users unlock the box via text message to enable it to charge and in return the company obtains data valuable to major telecoms providers.
The folks at 9to5mac discovered last night that attempting to enable FaceTime over 3G on an AT&T iPhone running on the most recent iOS 6 beta would bring up an interesting little message: To enable FaceTime over cellular on this account, contact AT&T at 611 or visit http://www.att.com/wireless.
When presenting to a senior leader, take account of the top priorities and concisely convey the message to enable them to make a decision or provide a recommendation.
A deal with Netflix included access to Facebook messages to enable recommendations.
Processors update the bounds according to the sending or receiving messages to enable dynamic task assignment.
As a customer, he notes that Google does a lot of text messaging to enable things like AdWords and all that runs through Zipwhip's platform.
The idea is that all vehicles communicate information like position, speed, and heading periodically to other vehicles in cooperative awareness messages to enable the derivation of an environment picture, used as basis for movement prediction.
The company's service allows businesses to have a single repository for all of their marketing messaging to enable for information to be disseminated from a central location to different national and international websites.
There is an urgent need to develop and implement clear and consistent antenatal counselling messages to enable women to make appropriate infant feeding choices, especially for working women, together with early postnatal support to improve lactation techniques and prevent breast health problems.
The CEMM, coupled with the quantitative information on the burden of disease and population risk factors from the UKOSS study, will therefore provide additional messages to enable changes in high-level health policy and improvement in both hospital and primary-care services.
