However, I believe It would help many readers if the article placed the software in the broader context of similar offerings, so it would be good if the article enumerated these, perhaps as some sort of "feature matrix"?
Finally, Section 'Conclusions and discussion' concludes the article and enumerates open issues that are suitable for future research study.
Bedrosian[4] extended the linear array to non-uniformly distribution such that their pairwise differences could generate full coverage for certain span, the article also enumerated the array size M from 3 to 11 to achieve full coverage as much as M(M−1)/2.
(A 1976 Times article enumerating the "glamour" sports of that year's Olympics doesn't name gymnastics; its focus is on track and field and swimming).
Mr. Blumenthal's article enumerated six cases in which Mr. Bronner had written about, or at least mentioned, Lone Star clients.
Google Glass is one of them (and I expect to see a knockoff in my complimentary seat-back magazine soon), but the objections against it are so obvious that I abandoned several articles enumerating them as unnecessary (one working title: HUD Sucker); at any rate, they have been expressed perfectly well by others, and I don't plan on duplicating their efforts.
Her memory goes back for seventy years, and I really believe she is prepared to enumerate the articles of her first wash in the year '71".
In a December 2015 article, Naji enumerated "the zombie general, the zombie sheikh, the zombie president, the zombie businessman, the zombie ruling party, the zombie opposition, the zombie moderate Islam and the zombie extremist Islam".
Kolbert's article vividly enumerates these challenges, and makes clear that underlying each of them is a collective failure of imagination on the part of the real-estate developers, politicians, and citizens who keep building on the waterfront and paving over the wetland with little concern for the long-term, or even the medium-term, viability of the land.
The code made ecclesiastical affairs a matter of state jurisdiction; it gave legal expression to the practice of serfdom; and, in an important new article, it enumerated crimes "of word and deed" against the "Sovereign"—by which were to be understood the state and all its agents.
