Sentence examples for uniquely enable from inspiring English sources

The proposed numerical simulations uniquely enable the investigation of the behavior and the physics of complex micro-electro-mechanical/solid-state devices, such as the SG-FET.

But these studies fail to realize other potential benefits which food localization may uniquely enable including recycling of energy, water, and nutrients.

These high quality, statistically robust micro-streams require no global memory for state storage, are more computationally efficient than other PRNG schemes in memory-bound kernels, and uniquely enable the DPD simulation method without requiring communication between threads.

Lung surfactant's miraculous capacity to ease breathing traces to a couple of special proteins in the mix whose structures uniquely enable them to cut surface tension, Stanford bioengineer Annelise Barron, PhD, the study's senior author, told me in an interview.

The FUV (1344-1786 Å) and NUV (1771-2831 Å) photometry uniquely enable selection of the hottest stellar objects, in particular hot white dwarfs (WD), which are elusive at optical wavelengths because of their hot temperatures and faint luminosities.

Key features of the resulting framework include function-based searching and automated inter-domain reasoning to uniquely enable identification of functionally similar procedures, tools, and inventions from multiple domains based on simple semantic searches.

In particular, computational biology is a branch of biology that is uniquely enabled by computation.

This service is uniquely enabled by a little-known technology known as Cell Broadcast, or SMS-CB.

Projects funded through the Quest Awards should propose technology that is uniquely enabled by human stem/progenitor cells or directly reprogrammed cells, or uniquely enabling for the advancement of stem cell-based therapies.

Greece and Rome could only grow as they did upon the openness of seaborne trading opportunities and interchange of peoples, uniquely enabled by the Mediterranean.

In addition to accurately recording a working choreographer's movement concepts, it uniquely enables the faithful preservation of past works—a major concern in the dance world.