Sentence examples for outside enabling from inspiring English sources

At the same time it gives communication with the outside, enabling an organism to live in a particular environment.

An array of new viruses results, and the researchers can sort through it to pick ones that have donor genes inside the ball-shaped viral particles, so they will grow well in eggs, but that will retain the new strain's traits on the outside — enabling the vaccine to spark immunity when injected into people.

Typically Lidar units involve moving parts, either spinning or otherwise moving the unit so that the laser pulses can build up a 3D picture of the terrain outside, enabling the vehicle to navigate.

For instance, better baseline assessment using comprehensive tools, such as those employed by systems approach [ 25], are needed as well as better reporting on whether there were other outside enabling factors.

Even as its news pages offer generally balanced coverage of Israel's attacks in Gaza -- with many chilling accounts of civilian casualties -- The New York Times' editorial page continued its role today as a key outside enabler.

Islamic State is still receiving significant financial support from Arab sympathisers outside Iraq and Syria, enabling it to expand its war effort, says a senior Kurdish official.

And both men have long warned of secret centrifuges that could be spinning without outside knowledge, enabling rapid replenishment of the enriched stockpile.

Watt, with his inside power and outside burst, enables the Texans to rush the passer with only four men in a multitude of ways.

That outside help enabled Lightning to, starting today, roll out a beta version that's open to anyone.

"Politics can't fix itself unless there are social movements from outside that enable politics to do the right thing," he said in the interview.

This is done within the core of each protected area (≥∼8 km inside the perimeter), within its boundary (∼8 km within to ∼8 km outside the perimeter), and in the surroundings (∼8 to 24 km outside the perimeter), enabling both spatial and genuinely temporal (rather than space-for-time swap) comparisons of plant production.