Sentence examples for protocol that enables from inspiring English sources

An example is Open Flow, a technical protocol that enables the separation of the intelligence inside a network from the network's hardware.

"Bluetooth", a short-range wireless protocol that enables mobile phones to talk to nearby handheld computers, printers and other phones, is a simple form of ad hoc networking, though it supports only single "hops" between individual devices.The advent of WI-FI networking equipment has also provided a foothold.

Now a new standard makes it possible to make video calls through a web browser without any shenanigans.Web Real-Time Communications (WebRTC) is an open protocol that enables web browsers quickly to set-up audio and video connections between two or more computers without the addition of new software or running a separate program, such as Skype or FaceTime.

Here we describe a modified protocol that enables the assay to be performed on cell lysates, thereby overcoming these limitations.

Protocol-based approaches consist of implementing a network protocol that enables the distinction of virtual networks through techniques such as tagging or tunneling.

A Private Information Storage (PIS) protocol [17] is a protocol that enables to write information in a database with properties that are similar to that of PIR.

Through cryopreservation experiments, we designed a cryopreservation protocol that enabled 40 60% of trochophores to develop to D-larvae when normalized to controls.

We integrate new functionality to the protocol that enable the parties of a WS-Agreement to re-negotiate and modify its terms during the service provision, and show how a typical scenario of service composition can benefit from our proposal.

In the present study we aimed at establishing an experimental protocol that enabled us to compare the static gene expression profiles of fluorescently identified neuronal populations in the mammalian spinal cord that are directly involved in controlling and generating basic motor behaviors, like locomotion.

We then developed a tumor cell spike-in protocol that enabled us to reproducibly spike-in cultured tumor cells into normal blood and recover as few as 10 spiked-in tumor cells from 7.5 ml whole blood with a typical variability of +/−30% (Figure S3).

A strength of the present study was the use of a standard, well-tested protocol that enabled different ads to be compared on an equal footing, with advertising exposure held constant across participants.