Sentence examples for systems which enable from inspiring English sources
"Brac has a proven track record of delivering results and value for money, and has robust financial management systems which enable it to account effectively for donor funds".
May hopes that Formula E sporting regulations will be "written in such a way as encourage development of batteries and control systems which enable extended ranges within a particular mass: 300kg was the FE battery weight limit".
Their development is being spurred by several technological trends, including the rapid miniaturisation of batteries, displays and sensors, the proliferation of superfast wireless connections and advances in "augmented reality" systems, which enable digital data to be overlaid elegantly on real-world images.
The solution, he and others say, is to build systems which enable an operator to reconnect with a lost drone by transmitting data via a "bridge" aircraft nearby.In late June America's Northrop Grumman unveiled the first of a new generation of its Global Hawk aircraft, thought to be the world's fastest drone.
This gain is further pronounced in wideband systems which enable radio resource allocation also in the frequency domain.
Computational modeling systems which enable serious consideration of all these constraints have only recently begun to emerge.
We were able to solve IQP exactly for small size systems, which enabled us to examine quality of the solutions obtained through the CG technique.
A novel FG-based detector has been proposed for wireless mobile OFDM systems which enables exploitation of the frequency diversity available in the received signal affected by ICI.
The new geometry of electrode architecture has locally different binder systems, which enables both Si and graphite run in their optimized binder environment.
In this paper an identification approach based on Linear Parameter-Varying (LPV) models is introduced for process systems which enables the use of powerful LPV control synthesis tools.
This paper explains the importance of cost-effective volume scalability of existing manufacturing systems, which enables enterprises to meet market demand in a timely manner.
