Sentence examples for thereby allowed for from inspiring English sources

He fed the output from the plate of one tube through a transformer to the grid of a second, the output of the second tube's plate to the grid of a third, and so forth, which thereby allowed for an enormous amplification of a signal that was originally very weak.

It has thereby allowed for new activities at the centre, such as computer classes and the possibility for villagers to get documents typed, printed and copied.

The availability of strains expressing a constitutively active GNA1 thereby allowed for the identification of a potential feedback mechanism, which would regulate transcription of gna1 and thus abundance of GNA1 (albeit posttranslational regulation must be considered) due to activation of the GNA1-related pathway.

Then the Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that a tie vote did not represent an actual adjudication, thereby allowing for yet another appeal.

A sealer plate at the top of the chimney covers the space between the liner and the chimney walls, thereby allowing for removal of the damper.

In addition, a failure to clean the machines frequently enough had contributed "to some parts of the machines becoming slightly corroded, thereby allowing for more migration of metal substances," Mr. Hololei wrote.

I've read theories along the lines that Daisy Ridley's Rey is the reincarnation of Darth Vader/Anakin Skywalker, presumably thereby allowing for the immortal Mark Hamill line: "No, Rey, you are my father!" in the new instalment.

The development corporation is also working to change the zoning to C4-4 from C4-2, would would call for smaller building footprints and require less parking, thereby allowing for more open space along the waterfront.

To clean oil from the open water, dispersants—substances that emulsified the oil, thereby allowing for easier metabolism by bacteria were pumped directly into the leaks and applied aerially to the slick.

Thus, it became possible to dissociate sacred history from its dogmatic milieu and to transpose it from the past into the actual present, thereby allowing for an adaptable development of ecclesiastical art.

In this way, only the farthest vehicles would rebroadcast, thereby allowing for quick data dissemination [3].