Sentence examples for this definition enables from inspiring English sources
This definition enables a better representation of ambiguity and vagueness to inherit in performance criteria.
This definition enables us to consider derivative processes and the corresponding original processes as a collection of dependent GPs.
Standardizing this definition enabled providers to rapidly identify and treat the condition.
This simple definition enables two significant assessments.
Among other benefits, Divers argues that this sort of definition enables one to prove a "modal safety result": that when we have two modal claims A and B, and we have the possible-worlds-analogues of the two modal claims (call them A* and B* respectively), "Necessarily, if B* is a consequence of A* then B is a consequence of A" (Divers 1999b, p. 330).
The evaluation result shows that instead of specifying a routing/switching program or method, specifying only an additional 8 to 25 lines in a slice definition enables slice developers to use routing and switching functions.
– Deborah McKenzie To develop the leader is always to develop the human: "We don't talk of 'training' because that evokes a 'driving test' model where we all need to get to a certain standard – whereas leadership development by definition enables each unique individual to discover their particular blind spots".
If he found some term convenient but ontologically embarrassing, contextual definition enabled him in some cases to continue to enjoy the services of the term while disclaiming its denotation.
The lemma and the definitions enable us to reach the following conclusion.
As described in the "simulating yeast growth" discussion, including two differing biomass definitions enables simulation of anaerobic yeast metabolism despite the incomplete reconstruction of yeast lipid biochemistry in the Yeast 5 GENRE.
Such lists provide explicit case definitions, enabling clinicians to report cases for diseases of interest to public health authorities in a standard and uniform way across geographic locations.
