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enable

[en-ey-buhl] / ɛnˈeɪ bəl /


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When that intensity reaches a sufficient level, scientists can carry out specialized optical processes that enable sensing and other advanced functions.

From Science Daily

But she was also acutely aware of the donor family's "incredible gift", which would enable her to carry and give birth to her own child.

From BBC

The company hopes Apple’s help will enable it to expand the facility faster, said England, in part to take advantage of tax credits.

From The Wall Street Journal

It also "enables rapid deployment or replacement of critical systems if you have a crisis or a threat", Lahti suggests.

From BBC

The law-enforcement officials said the network is part of a shadow-banking corridor run by Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps between Hong Kong and Tehran, enabling Chinese companies to quietly pay for Iranian oil.

From The Wall Street Journal