The phrase "a bit generating" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that generates a small amount, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The process is a bit generating, but it could be improved for efficiency."
Alternatives: "somewhat productive" or "mildly generating".
Staining in the LIPUS group with 20% duty cycle was much more intense compared to the control, while the 50% duty cycle group was a bit generated.
First, use the tuple field as input of a HMAC-SHA256 function under the first 16 bytes of a secret key of 256 bits, generating the IV (initialization vector).
If you're unlucky, they overstay their "welcome," surge around a bit and generate chaos until, sooner or later (in places like Iraq and Afghanistan, much, much later), they exit, not always gracefully (witness Saigon 1975 or Iraq 2011).
When parity bit selected spreading is used, the parity bits generated by a linear block encoder are used to select a spreading code from a set of orthogonal spreading sequences.
Net neutrality meant that the bits generated by a smart but unknown programmer's application, for instance the web, file-sharing, Skype and Facebook, would be treated the same as bitstreams emanating from a giant corporation.
One has been appointed, and three elected.Turns out, the two disciplines share quite a bit: Money: Both generate plenty.
An even value of generates a bit "0" while an odd value of generates a bit "1".
And the noise is generating a bit of a backlash centered on "anti-advertising": promotions, public-relations campaigns, sweepstakes and other efforts off the gridiron to reach consumers.
The prospect of a senator winning the White House is generating a bit of institutional pride among senators — except for those still backing Mitt Romney — since some were not sure this moment would ever come.
