Sentence examples for standard which enables from inspiring English sources

The IPDC over DVB-H [8, 9] is a new European Telecommunications Standards Institute's (ETSI) standard which enables effective distribution of digital content to mass audiences.

Reconfigurability is attained by the use of the OPEN-R standard which enables a hot plug-in capability through a set of definitions for mechanical, electrical, and software interface protocols.

The result is a recommendation, known as the LR-WPAN mesh standard, which enables a straightforward migration from IEEE 802.15.4 to mesh networks, which in addition facilitates the development of applications on top, following topologies with a high number of nodes without incurring extra-complexity and cost.

That changed with the arrival of the 10BaseT standard, which enabled Ethernet to run over the much cheaper four-wire Cat cables that became ubiquitous in the 1990s.

ZigBee is a low-cost, low-power, wireless sensor network standard which enable tiny and smart devices to work together for wireless sensor network applications [15].

In contrast to previous studies, deuterated CXB was used as a recovery (surrogate) standard, which enabled the correction of CXB loss during sample preparation.

When the breed was brought to the United States, it was bred to a different standard, which enabled it to specialize in hunting the American Woodcock.

We focused primarily on commercial assays because of the less variability in preparation of reagents and standards, which enables generation of more accurate and precise results.

Australia's human rights and equal opportunities commission said www.olympics.com had discriminated against Bruce Maguire, 42, who has been blind since birth, in failing to conform to internationally recognised standards which enable the blind to navigate the web.

More and more people were getting decent-paying jobs (by Haitian standards), which enabled them to begin pulling themselves up the economic ladder.

Duany said New Urbanists have enabled these kinds of neighborhoods by participating in writing the U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD)'s Hope VI standards, which enabled 270,000 units of affordable housing to be added in a subtle way to mixed-income communities.