Sentence examples for representations to enable from inspiring English sources

MPEG-V specifies the associated information representations to enable interoperability between virtual worlds, as well as between the real and virtual worlds.

In the computational quantum chemistry community, more progress has been achieved towards the development of repositories using standard data representations to enable collaborative networks.

Therefore, we intend to explore synergies between the BioC framework and other semantic web efforts, with the aim of building tools that convert between BioC and RDF-based representations, to enable broader reuse of BioC annotated content.

Loop-C is shown in a coil representation, to enable better visualization of the BZD pocket.

Primary motor circuitry encodes a core syllable representation that contributes to generalization, while top-down input from cortical-basal ganglia circuitry biases this representation to enable context-specific learning.

Hierarchical graphs are used as the design representation to enable capturing different ways components can be related by taking into account the fact that a component can form a part of another one.

Indeed, to incorporate the full regularity of solutions that results from the unfolding of singularities, our method is based on their spectral representation; to enable a simple high-order treatment of scattering boundaries, on the other hand, we resort to a discontinuous Galerkin finite element method for the solution of the resulting system of equations.

It integrates relevance-ranked search results with a visual representation to enable users to visually search and explore the archives more easily and intuitively.

The diagram provides a visual representation to enable a discussion of the strategic organizational approach as a whole.

The random sample was weighted to achieve sufficient representation (to enable sub group analysis) from the two most prevalent ethnic minority groups in the West Midlands, UK: South Asian (Bangladeshi, Indian and Pakistani) and Black (African and Caribbean).

Suggestions are to supplement informed consent with governance structures, often with participant representation; and to enable individuals to have greater say about the use of their information through information technology.