Sentence examples for that enables sharp from inspiring English sources

TTPCom, for example, provides the software that enables Sharp camera-phones and BlackBerry wireless e-mail devices to send and receive data over mobile-phone networks.In other words, the barriers to entry have fallen.

Last week, her nonprofit advocacy group, Parents for Megan's Law and the Crime Victims Centerreceivedved a $593,000 federal grant to take the project national, using the sharp new mapping program that enables such a computerized tour.

Sharp Japan announced [JP] the PN-L601B today, a quite cool touch screen that enables handwritten input to be superimposed over scanned images.

A humidifying setup was constructed on a bench-scale fluid bed granulator that enabled elevated humidity levels and sharp humidity changes of the inlet air.

India had been heavily dependent on wheat imports, but the green revolution produced sharp increases in harvests that enabled India to better feed its rapidly growing population.

In addition the overlap between consecutive time frames can be adjusted (0 99%), we found that 0% overlap enabled sharp changes in activity (such as when a drug is applied) to be better visualized than when an overlap is used (see Figure 2C).

A major positive effect noted by both interviewees and facility staff was the expected sharp decrease in meningococcal disease that enabled a shift from epidemic response to prevention.

All of the tested surfactants showed a sharp inflection point in the curves that enabled sensitive determination of their CMC values.

They possess physical attributes that enable them to negotiate the marine environment, including a flattened tail for swimming and long, sharp nails for clinging to rocks in the surf.

Both contigs share with Pa_14097 the sharp peak in expression level 66 DAFB, consistent with functions in cell wall re-arrangements that enable the rapid expansion growth at this developmental stage.

Epictetus draws a sharp distinction between book learning, i.e. mastering the content of particular treatises, and what may be called education for living, in which one acquires the attitudes and habits that enable correct behavior.