Sentence examples for that permits access from inspiring English sources

Susan Wolf defends (with significant reservations) the Strawsonian thesis that the interpersonal viewpoint (that permits access to the morally reactive attitudes) is one that a freely willing agent cannot give up (1981).

The technology that permits access to natural gas in the Marcellus Shale includes drilling first vertically to the shale level and then horizontally within the shale (Arthur et al. 2009; Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection 2011).

After UV photon absorption, ions in excited electronic states may exhibit nonergodic dissociation behavior that permits access to many fragmentation pathways, including ones that do not disrupt the labile bonds associated with PTMs.

Due to the wide dynamic range of individual proteins in cells, which presumably varies over five to six orders of magnitude [ 2], a key requirement for a comprehensive proteome analysis is to reduce sample complexity to a level that permits access to low abundance proteins.

A sipping device (sipometer) was developed that permits access to a liquid food or beverage on two reward schedules: continuous reinforcement (CR) and progressively increasing time spent exerting pressure on a straw (PR-schedule).

For each exchange, the telephone numbers were formed by random digits, a process that permitted access to listed and unlisted numbers.

Growing use of the cloud and its international scope challenges traditional legal authorities that permit access to data stored outside the U.S. Paul Schwartz tracks the instability of American rules in this area.

The logs also contained credentials that permitted access to Voipo's provider of E911 services, which allows emergency services to know a person's pre-registered location based on their phone number.

In the world of mass media, dependency reigned on being able to afford equipment to pick up free broadcasts and the presumption that you lived in a nation that permitted access to you from diverse sources.

Thanks to the landowners that permitted access to sites.

Innovations in microbiology diagnostics that permit access at a low cost are a high priority for resource-poor settings.