Sentence examples for a way for generating from inspiring English sources

Because they can slow down signal propagation in space without necessarily attenuating a signal, cascades under the kinetics of Equation 3 provide a way for generating strong signals without promoting cross-reactivity with distant signals or interference with distant targets.

WordNet is a popular API which provides an excellent way for generating semantic similar terms for a given term.

Barton and Calo derive a new way for generating optimal quadrature rules for splines by making an association of source space and a known optimal quadrature and get the rule from the source space to the target one, but they maintain the point number and the optimality of quadrature.

To meet the growing needs for 3D models, modeling from existing models is becoming a practical way for generating new models rapidly and efficiently.

The T-X{Y} framework provides an easy way for generating distributions of the T-X(W) family introduced by Alzaatreh et al. (2013b).

"We are putting forward our views as to why we think it's totally unsuitable for where we live and not only that - a very inefficient way for generating the much needed power we need in this country".

We get that it's an incredibly effective way for generating mass wealth but it's not the only metric by which we measure how we behave to each other, and what society we build.

Not quite a hypothecated tax, more of a hybrid, but still a way of generating revenue for particular policy objectives.

It is also true that Congressional Republicans have been trying to exploit that desire as a way of generating support for repeal of the estate tax.

In fact, Mr. Siegler said, many building owners -- including co-op corporations and condominium associations -- permit the installation of such antennas on their buildings because it is a way of generating income for the building.

Using a Drosophila model of tumorigenesis, Tor Erik Rusten and colleagues show that tumour cells under stress induce autophagy in their microenvironment, by oncogene and inflammatory signalling, as a way of generating nutrients for tumour growth and dissemination.