Sentence examples for unit that enables from inspiring English sources
The antibody repertoire is the fundamental unit that enables development of antigen specific adaptive immune responses against pathogens.
Promotional materials on the Internet describe the GT 200 as a high-tech unit that enables law enforcement agencies to search large areas quickly.
CityHome mainly relies on what it calls the RoboWall, a key module of the unit that enables all home reconfiguration.
The group has successfully developed a JBB-I steeply inclined, thin seam, conveying FMM unit that enables the automatic mining of 0.7 1.5 m steeply inclined thin seams with maximum dip angles of 70°.
Prior to deployment, the ARX is initiated by placing it on an interface unit that enables an infra-red connection to be established, and that starts an internal clock that counts seconds until stopped.
To our knowledge this has not been done so far, probably due to the lack of a common measurement unit that enables direct comparisons across the technologies.
Introduced by the Vox company as the Mid-Range Boost Switch, and proposed for use with amplified trumpets, it was Casher who re-designed it, in early 1967, as the foot pedal unit that enabled a player to re-shape his guitar tone into wild, undreamed of new capabilities.
This paper proposes the integration of standard cores with dedicated co-processing units that enable the system to support a fine-grain data-flow execution model developed within the TERAFLUX project.
"We invested in Inadco because their platform helps marketers identify consumers with intent and create native ad units that enable two-way communication and real-time data collection in a way that we've never seen before".
Myolaminae provide structural units that enable local myocyte rearrangement or shearing to occur, while the dense array of longitudinal cords distributed throughout the LV myocardium limits passive extension along the myocyte axis.
This has, for example, in Denmark, led to the formation of diagnostic units that enable the conduct of multiple required tests and specialist assessments 'within 1 day/under one roof', and similar services are currently being developed in the UK.
