Sentence examples for theory enables from inspiring English sources

He explains the insights of the ancient mathematicians, shows how numbers have evolved through the ages, and reveals the way numerical theory enables everyday life.

"Exorbitant loans are justified on the grounds of the value of the product they purport to put out — namely, students that generate income (which then, in theory, enables them to pay off their educational debt)." Tuition-free public universities, aside from the armed-forces colleges, are almost completely obsolete.

An effective lattice theory enables an efficient computational solution to an otherwise intractable problem.

The fuzzy set theory enables a formal description of uncertainty and imprecise statements.

This strength of the compressed sensing theory enables to detect anomalies in big data streams.

The conventional theory enables simple analysis of cake filtration and easy prediction of filtration performance.

Among other functions, such systems would link teachers to students and test scores and thus, in theory, enable the authorities to distinguish between effective and ineffective teachers.

Experimental data obtained in the laboratory, coupled with chemical and physical theory, enable the conditions of origin of many naturally occurring minerals to be inferred.

The vehicle-to-vehicle communications standard soon to be announced by NHSTA would, at least in theory, enable all makes and models to platoon.

Jung's theory of the "collective unconscious," which bears a certain resemblance to Lévy-Bruhl's theory, enabled him to regard the foundation of mythical images as positive and creative, in contrast with Freud's more negative view of mythology.

Linking together tills, for example, will in theory enable stores to compare themselves to anonymised local rivals (and so answer the retailer's perennial question: are all local shops doing badly, or is it just me?) A more mundane use would be to track sales and customer retention, potentially against peers.