Sentence examples for will allow flexible from inspiring English sources

Smart meters will allow flexible tariffs, but will also enable power-hungry appliances such as fridges to be temporarily turned off when power is expensive.

Conversion of the highly diagnostic marker for the B1 locus identified in the SNP array to the KASP genotyping platform will allow flexible deployment by wheat researchers and breeders.

The CAFE standards proposed in 2011 for the period 2017-2025 will allow flexible-fuel vehicles to receive extra credit but only when the carmakers present data proving how much E85 such vehicles have actually consumed.

Now that we're all locking in on 'all kids college ready,' will we allow flexible (and innovative) ways for young people to demonstrate that?

Recent developments in payload designs will allow more flexible and efficient use of telecommunication satellites.

Hotelsbyday.com is a new app that will find hotels near you that will allow for flexible arrival times.

This approach will allow for flexible, thorough, and detailed data collection.

Why not allow flexible break times?

It appears likely that organic field-effect transistors will over the next few years advance to performance levels that will allow these uniquely flexible and low-temperature, solution-processible materials to be used in a wide range of flexible electronic products with demanding performance requirements, including light-weight, unbreakable, flexible OLED displays on plastic substrates.

These trends challenge local government to review its current planning codes and experiment with new ideas that will allow mixed and flexible use of its assets and structures, respond quickly to changing needs, and try out new approaches to energy production, transportation and service delivery.

The contract will be between the health service and the practice rather than the GP, which will allow much more flexible forms of employment not just of doctors but also of practice nurses.The new contract should help, but it will not answer the doctors' more fundamental complaint.