Sentence examples for property of allowing from inspiring English sources

This property of allowing substitution is interpreted as "available space".

Antifragility has a singular property of allowing us to deal with the unknown, to do things without understanding them and do them well.

Resorbable scaffolds such as polyglycolic acid (PGA) are employed in a number of clinical and tissue engineering applications owing to their desirable property of allowing remodeling to form native tissue over time.

The methodology developed has the property of allowing the user to choose the relationship between the desired goodness of fit to the population and the size of the subsample.

To address this challenge, we propose to use network coding as a transmission technique, which thanks to its unique property of allowing uncoordinated cooperation of the nodes is able to fully exploit the available capacity.

The synaptic changes depend on a special type of glutamate receptor, the NMDA receptor, which has the special property of allowing calcium to enter the postsynaptic spine only when presynaptic activation and postsynaptic depolarization occur at the same time.

An advocate of the evidential argument from evil claims that no matter how carefully one examines the case, and thinks about it, considering, as one does, all of the rightmaking and wrongmaking properties of which one has any knowledge, the conclusion is that the wrongmaking properties of allowing what happened to Sue clearly outweigh any rightmaking properties of allowing that event.

The upper bound, moreover, is surely very low indeed, for of the billions of people and sentient non-persons who have existed, the proportion who have had the good fortune never to have suffered in ways such that the known wrongmaking properties of allowing such suffering outweighed the known rightmaking properties must be small.

Adhesion is a property of material allowing it to attach to another surface.

The chemoprotective property of dexamethasone, allowing a greater FUDR dose, may have contributed to the improved results in the combined arm [ 11].

This property of nanotubes allowed Dr. Morinobu Endo, a professor of engineering at Shinshu University in Japan, to make what he says are the world's smallest working gears.