Sentence examples for which are enabling from inspiring English sources
"We've got tools like Facebook live video, which are enabling charities to get a bit more hands on with storytelling," she says.
Using genetic engineering, researchers are making the microbial rhodopsins more sensitive to light, improving their on/off rate and speeding up their recovery after activation, all of which are enabling them to control the activity of complex neuronal circuits with unprecedented and increasing precision.
Now there are services like Periscope and Meerkat, which are enabling users to broadcast the world around them live.
Minimal dissipation and a designable nonlinearity are the important attributes of superconductors which are enabling the development of quantum electrodynamic circuits.
One key difference between then and now is the sophistication of the technologies on offer, he says, which are enabling start-ups in all sectors to punch above their weight and go global far faster than they ever could before.
It's the basis of everything we do: from the algorithms that deliver answers to your search queries, to the way in which your Gmails are grouped in conversations, to the technology advances which are enabling us to develop driverless cars.
Policies should be developed which are enabled by government but led independently by the industry and communities, with their focus being the core "places" of villages, towns and cities.
The number of drawing conventions in common use by chemists, which are enabled by many chemical drawing packages, but have no broadly accepted cheminformatics interpretation, is enormous.
Since 1989, this group of companies has designed, manufactured, marketed and sold navigation, communication and information devices and applications – most of which are enabled by GPS technology.
A 2012 study by the GSMA and Deloitte found that in developing markets, a 10percentt expansion in the penetration of mobile telephony services, which are enabled by mobile broadband, increased productivity in developing markets by 4.2 percentage points.
Let S c (t) be the set of continuous processes which are enabled at time t.
