Sentence examples for permitting one to from inspiring English sources
Based on this expression Γ2 is ∼30-fold larger than Γ2,A, thereby permitting one to both infer the presence of, and obtain some structural information on, the minor species, because the PRE is a highly distance-dependent quantity.
Satellite-based interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR) provides a synoptic high spatial resolution perspective of Earth's deforming surface, permitting one to view large areas quickly and efficiently.
The proposed algorithm employs only two frames in order to reduce the computational processing charge and memory requirements, permitting one to produce an efficient denoising framework.
It has been reported that chitosan, which is soluble below pH 5.5, can form gels by acting as a polycation, while sodium triphosphate acting as an oppositely charged electrolyte and thereby permitting one to obtain matrices in different shapes and sizes [2].
A second family of constants governs these relationships, permitting one to immediately establish the most efficient settings for a given set of discovery conditions.
Moreover, this is helpful statistically because classifications reduce the dimensionality of the data thus permitting one to assess effect sizes between classes rather than assessing effects associated with each potential combination of pollutant levels.
Static mode provides similar address hiding, but permits one to offer services on your internal or DMZ servers.
Information on the job vacancy rate permits one to distinguish between a pure sectoral shift and a pure aggregate demand interpretation of this positive correlation.
For instance, we do not permit one to snatch a spare kidney from one individual to save the life of another.
On the other hand, simulating a DPM permits one to adjust the strategy and fine tune DVFS and DPM opportunities.
Its calculating kernel permits one to solve maxmin problems using an algorithm based on a nonlocal search (modification of the Gelfand's and Tsetlin's "long valley" method).
