Sentence examples for permit viewing of the from inspiring English sources

As an alternative, we created searchable database tables and a look-up tool to permit viewing of the profiles of any single gene or geneset.

Trump Plaza will be set on a riverside plot at Washington Boulevard and Bay Street, and the triangular design of its two towers, 50 and 55 stories tall and rising from a seven-story base, will permit views of the Manhattan skyline across the Hudson River from almost every apartment, Mr. Geibel said.

Electrical cords with damaged jackets or insulation that permit viewing of individual wires or copper conductors should immediately be removed from service and rendered unusable by cutting off both plug ends.

The building's interior consists of a large riding ring that is open to the rafters, and in the gable-roofed section, there are lockers and changing rooms on the first floor and a multi-purpose room on the second; on one of its walls is a floor-to-ceiling window permitting view of the ring activity below.

It had been filmed in 2004, in Yellowstone, the last year the Park Service permitted viewing of their bison operations.

This methodology permits viewing of in situ intercalated disks from a vantage point inside individual cardiomyocytes.

Basic HIT, which was available at the start of the study, is a legacy mainframe system, and does not have charting features, but permits viewing of laboratory and radiology results.

Neither the Treasury Department nor the spokeswoman for the Council on Foreign Relations would provide a transcript of Mr. O'Neill's remarks or permit a viewing of the webcast of his appearance.

The head was tilted at an angle (∼30 deg) and supported with a foam wedge, that permitted direct viewing of the stimuli below the coil without mirrors.

During the experiments, the subjects laid supine within the magnet with the torso and the head tilted at an angle (∼30 deg) that permitted direct viewing of the stimuli, without mirrors.

During the experiment, the subjects lay supine within the magnet with the head tilted at an angle (∼30 deg) and supported with a foam wedge, that permitted direct viewing of the stimuli without mirrors.