Sentence examples for storm enable from inspiring English sources

Single Molecule Localization Microscopy (SMLM) techniques such as Photo-Activation Localization Microscopy (PALM) and Stochastic Optical Reconstruction Microscopy (STORM) enable fluorescence microscopy super-resolution: the overcoming of the resolution barrier imposed by the diffraction of light.

Firefighters pumped out basements flooded by the August storm, enabling an eventual clean-up.

The sea is always there, "a long blue landscape of vanishing waves" – bringing guests, cooking up storms, enabling them to escape to other islands.

The researchers showed that the intensification of typhoons making landfall occurred because warmer coastal seas provided more energy to growing storms, enabling their wind speeds to increase more rapidly.

This process indicates the root causes of alarm storms, enabling a security officer to tackle these causes and reduce the amount of alarms.

The evaluation of the controllable adaptation strategies against the risks and impacts of the uncontrollable incidence of severe storms enables the calculation of the asset-based indicators for the comparison of adaptation strategy performance relative to total community assets.

Applied analysis of the storms enables the assessment and mitigation of space weather-related hazards, for example, on satellite systems and orbits, satellite communication and navigation, over-the-horizon radio communication, geophysical surveys, electric power grids, and oil and gas metal pipe lines (e.g., Daglis 2004).

Many storms are benign; this storm could enable skywatchers to see the Northern Lights from parts of the northern US and northern UK.

Both methods offer lower resolution than STORM, but enable 3D imaging.

As we assess the market, product, competitive and talent dynamics, we see a perfect storm of enabling characteristics pushing beyond incremental innovation into the widespread disruption of the firmly established HR SaaS category.

Edison Company's thunderstorm-detector which warns them of approaching storms and enables them to prepare for an extra call on their electric power.