Sentence examples for permitting the generation from inspiring English sources

Permitting the generation of higher supersaturations, and smaller particles, while also increasing flexibility of the system by broadening the range of compounds that can be used.

Mathematics shares with language an essential reliance on the human capacity for recursion, permitting the generation of an infinite range of embedded expressions from a finite set of symbols.

During this stage all the instructions permitting the generation of data describing the vehicle's route are executed.  .

With respect to the RSF in Eq. (3), Ampuero and Rubin (2008) have recently pointed out that the range of frictional parameters permitting the generation of SSE forthe slip law is much less than that for the slowness law in Eq. (4).

However, using a meta-analysis offers several advantages to these excellent reviews by permitting the generation of empirical estimates of effect strength for each predictor of NH admission.

Therefore, a strain mutated in ArcA might be expected to express the TCA cycle under anaerobic conditions, potentially permitting the generation of excess NADH from acetyl-CoA.

Although the BE GWAS have not yet identified the functional SNPs in each region or their gene targets, the information generated already permits the generation of hypotheses regarding processes that may be involved in BE.

Oxidation of dinitrogen tetroxide at a platinum electrode permits the generation of nitronium tetrafluoroborate in acetonitrile containing lithium tetrafluoroborate.

Straight, simple interdigital electrode structures were fabricated on lithium niobate to permit the generation of Rayleigh SAW radiation.

Two-photon photopolymerization of inorganic organic hybrid materials permits the generation of complex-shaped three-dimensional microstructures at submicrometer resolution of structural elements.

Removal of this much heat from the ocean would not significantly alter its temperature, but it would permit the generation of tens of millions of megawatts of electricity on a continuous basis.