The phrase "a generator for which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific generator in relation to a particular function or purpose.
Example: "We need to find a generator for which the specifications meet our energy requirements."
Alternatives: "a generator that" or "a generator designed for".
Although the common-source scheme fitted measured oblique saccade data better than the crosscoupled scheme (Smit et al. 1990), it assumed a vectorial pulse generator for which, at the time, no neurophysiological evidence was available.
The airport was chosen as a necessary endpoint for a one-way service because it is a very significant trip generator for which the round-trip carsharing is not suitable.
Actinium-225 can also be utilized as a generator for 213Bi (t1/2 45.6 min), which is another valuable candidate for TAT.
The 12-year-old home, which has a generator for power, has ocean views from both sides.
Using FORTRAN 95, we have a generator for noise data from routine rand which is a random variable with the uniform distribution on [ 0, 1 ].
In case (1) (for n odd), (n + 1,2n) = 2r and a is a generator for G, thus there is no automorphism which takes a to an + 1 which means that A u t(G) cannot work transitively on S. In case (12), (n + 1,n) ≠ 1, similarly it is not normal edge transitive.
Let 𝒞 X (k )(l) equal the number of distinct length- k generators for which the sum of the lengths of the elements equals l.
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316L(N) SS is preferred for all high temperature structural components while modified 9Cr-1Mo steel is preferred for the steam generator components for which resistance to stress corrosion cracking in steam is an additional requirement.
Inequality is recast as virtuous: a reward for utility and a generator of wealth, which trickles down to enrich everyone.
