Sentence examples for Economically generated from inspiring English sources

And, at the time when Yellen was entering the profession, it looked as if, thanks to the development of modern economic policymaking, we were safe from future economically generated human catastrophes.

Electricity is most economically generated in large plants which produce it at a constant rate.

With the advent of reduced costs and higher throughput sequencing methods, ESTs can be economically generated for a wider range of organisms and a greater breadth of conditions, thereby providing a more comprehensive assessment of an organism's transcriptome.

The first prototypes from MTPV work well at less than 1,000 °C, and DiMatteo says that, in theory, the technology could economically generate electricity at temperatures as low as 100 °C.

The French government argues that the nuclear industry is good for the country economically, generating employment and exports along with clean, reliable electricity.

Heather Keen, a spokeswoman for the Coeur d'Alene tribe in Idaho, said that while the tribe was doing well economically — it generates $309 million annually in economic activity, including at a casino resort — the $18 million the 2,000-member 2,000-membereceive representribe important boost.

Security-constrained unit commitment (SCUC) models are used to economically schedule generating units without compromising the system reliability.

New and improved sequencing systems permit genome sequence data to be generated economically for hundreds of strains in as little as a week.

Higher economic development is positively related to non-electoral engagement, reinforcing the intuition that this type of engagement (e.g., lobbying) requires financial resources which, on average, are most likely to be generated in economically more developed regions of the host country.

Many of the al-Husn's roughly 9,000 Muslim residents benefit economically from the tourism generated by the site.

AD-SOFC systems could likely convert WWT plants into net generators of electricity rather than net consumers of electricity while generating economically viable rates of return on investment if the costs of SOFC systems are within a factor of two of the DOE/SECA cost targets.