Sentence examples for term that enables from inspiring English sources

Ahmed et al. [16] introduced an alternative to classical FCM by adding a term that enables the labelling of a pixel to be associated with its neighbourhood.

In Hasan's view, choice is a central term that enables the analyst to enter into an explicit discourse on how language as a semiotic system becomes a powerful resource for the exchange of meanings in social contexts (Hasan 1995).

As a result, we obtain conditions on the parameters involved in the definition of the source term that enables us to control the solutions u with respect to (u_{0}).

The generated hierarchy represents a cohesive set of DO terms that enables cancer terms to be mapped across cancer resources.

In an optimal culture condition that enables the long-term maintenance of pluripotency, ESCs, the in vitro counterparts of ICM cells, can be propagated indefinitely [10].

Simple expressions are provided for each of the cost terms that enable performance to be assessed, including the total performance index, variance of error and control signals and variance of weighted signals.

Heavy metal subgenres avant-garde metal or experimental metal are umbrella terms that enable description of the career of the band in general.

The remaining three digits delineate terms that enable variations in and different representations of these rubrics to be coded more accurately.

In summary, we find ourselves in a setting of providing public health services, the user of which is not used to valuating in terms that enable comparing them with other goods or services.

It's also not happy about Facebook granting itself the power to unilaterally change its terms of service, saying this is contrary to EU consumer legislation which identifies as unfair terms that enable: "the seller or supplier to alter the terms of the contract unilaterally without a valid reason which is specified in the contract".

We have to have a programme of long-term adaptation that enables the UK to cope with these fundamental and irreversible changes.