Sentence examples for so become able to from inspiring English sources

This suggests that in the period between infancy and adulthood individuals of both species come to integrate their gaze-following skills with their more general social-cognitive knowledge about other animate beings and their behaviour, and so become able to deploy their gaze-following skills in a more flexible manner.

For a mere three quid and with about three mouse-clicks I was able to register as a supporter of the Labour Party and so became able to vote in its last leadership election.

The 3TCACs are enriched with tables and matrices describing the network entities so that they become able to control their behavior.

In this paper we propose a system for remote control of the TV-sets in a residence so that they become able to receive and display some thematic programs running on an embedded PC, which is generally placed into other room.

The most feasible adjustment is to shift the marking system onto the learners' side as a self-study by the student him/herself; but this can occur only after sufficient scaffolding has been provided so that students become able to self-assess and observe the accurate discrepancy between the model audio and their shadowing performance.

From the one hand, professionals usually have short deadlines and do not have time to see all new patterns being proposed every year, and on the other hand, students must learn existing Design Patterns and at the same time develop the skills so they will become able to follow and learn new ones.

And now we train you on that ball, so that you will become able to ignore that it is a ball".

Previous studies have clearly established that, upon exposure to viruses, PDC mature and acquire costimulatory molecules (reviews[1], [2]), so that infected PDC become able to present viral antigens to CD8+ T cells[20], [37].

The point of looking at a photograph this way is to become able to notice more, so as to be able, then, to say and know and like — i.e., experience — what you couldn't have experienced if you hadn't seen it.

The point of looking at a photograph this way is to become able to notice more, so as to be able, then, to say and know and like i.e., experience what you couldn't have experienced if you hadn't seen it.

Above this temperature, D m becomes larger than D TEM because the surface spins become able to thermally fluctuate, so they can be polarized by the core moments [38].