Sentence examples for potential of enabling from inspiring English sources
The likes of Facebook and Twitter have been quick to realise the potential of enabling seamless purchasing via social platforms.
The unexplored phenomenon of aerodynamic tunneling has the potential of enabling efficient, quiet, zero-emissions supersonic transport.
In addition, we present how the inherent capabilities of the Semantic Web have the potential of enabling new tasks that have not yet been addressed by software evolution researchers, e.g., due to the complexities of the data integration.
Considering that the film deposition was performed using microfabrication-compatible organic plasma, our new method for protein architecture has a great potential of enabling high throughput production of bioelectronic devices.
To explore this problem, we have developed a prototype tool: the Experiment Dashboard (ED), with the objective of demonstrating the ability and potential of enabling automated data ingestion from typical research laboratories.
Our proposed blueshift tunable negative-index MM provides greater flexibility in the practical application and has a potential of enabling efficient switches and modulators in the NIR region.
One potential way of enabling the children's repatriation would be to bring them back without their mothers and make family members in Britain their legal custodians.
Still, I hope people and governments can both realize the potential upside of enabling these fixes – they are quick, cheap and easy ways to improve many people's lives.
The potential risks of enabling radio communication in implantable medical devices were first highlighted by Kevin Fu, an assistant professor of computer science at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and Tadayoshi Kohno, an assistant professor of computer science at the University of Washington.
The perception that shifting usage is easy to do also had a significant impact, indicating the potential importance of enabling technology.
In addition of expanding the vocabulary of possible interactions available, air pointing brings the potential benefit of enabling 'eyes-free' interactions, where users rely on proprioception and kinaesthesia rather than vision.
