Sentence examples for some of the enabling from inspiring English sources

So "Man in White" elaborates on some of the enabling that kept him solvent and cosseted.

"We're looking at commerce, communications and some of the enabling technologies the features that are required to make a commerce exchange happen," Raina says.

Some of the enabling H-CRAN technologies present conceptual similarities with SDN, such as separation of forwarding and control planes, i.e., RRH and BBU, and the presence of logically centralized control elements e.g., Mobility Management Entity (MME).

Some of the enabling factors found in our study also have been identified in research on patient participation in their healthcare in general, including patient knowledge and ability, 23 25 and healthcare providers' attitudes and responses to patient needs.

Wal-Mart has sought competitive bids from generic makers for at least some of the products, enabling it to still make money while selling the generics for $4.

In this article, we look at some of the SDR enabling solutions proposed today in perspective of the specifications mentioned in Table 1.

In this study we examined the impact of some of the Predisposing, Enabling and Need factors (PEN factors), as described by Andersen et al. [ 17], on patterns of different dental procedures provided to children living in areas with different levels of urbanization in Wisconsin after adjusting for available covariates such as age and area poverty levels.

This conversion allows for the regeneration of some NAD+, enabling the production of ATP by anaerobic glycolysis - although the process is clearly less efficient from an energy standpoint (two ATP molecules produced versus 36).

While no such tones are being emitted, no sounds exist; only the musical score exists (and the memories of listeners, some of whom might enable the score to be reproduced if it were lost), from which music can be reproduced.

"Journal editors also bear some of the responsibility for enabling companies to manipulate publications," the editorial said.

A new app called Memo hopes to capture some of the enterprise market, enabling employees to share anonymously and privately with their coworkers.