The process of disassembly liberates chlorophyll from a molecular production-line called the electron-transfer system.

ECONOMIST: The science of autumn

And it liberates firms from the program-release schedules of software suppliers, which are often inconvenient and late.

ECONOMIST: Computer programming

It immediately liberates your thinking by taking you out of yourself and allowing you to truly channel the brand in all its glory.

FORBES: The Sgt. Pepper Brand Liberated The Beatles. Does Your Brand Liberate You?

This liberates hydrogen ions for the acidity, turns insoluble sulfide into very soluble sulfate, and creates rust from reduced iron, a fascinating, if annoying, chemical process.

FORBES: Fracking With Bad Water

Light striking this detector liberates electrons from some of the silicon atoms, producing an electrical signal that is converted by the chip's electronics into a picture.

ECONOMIST: Camera-phones

"This is an example of how genetic profiling does not subject you to genetic determinism, but liberates you so you can seize control of your life, " says Dr. Stefansson.

FORBES: Magazine Article

One advantage of the system used in Great Britain and Ireland is that using only occasional rounds for handicapping liberates golfers there to speed through the rest of their matches.

WSJ: Golf Journal: Does the Handicap System Need a Makeover?

On the societal side, social liberates how people work.

FORBES: Executive Profiles: Disruptive Tech Leaders In Social Business - Alistair Rennie, IBM

And this calculation does not attempt to measure the value of having a football program that is essentially self- supporting and probably subsidizing other sports programs, which liberates University funds for other projects.

FORBES: Before You Go Nuts on College Coaches' Salaries