The ability to generate suspense from some of the more aberrant emotional states may serve him well in his new assignment, because Bond, as played in his most recent incarnation by Daniel Craig in "Casino Royale" (2006), seems, Mr. Forster said, "very isolated, a man who's damaged in some way".
In addition, the value of academic departments has become determined by their ability to generate income, privileging some disciplines but marginalising or even eliminating others (Bivens, 2014; Giroux, 2014).
As the Colorado is flushed with 41,500 cubic feet per second — enough to fill up the Empire State Building in 20 minutes, Mr. Kempthorne said — the hydroelectric plant at the dam loses some ability to generate electricity.
ETAS model is a point process model, including the Omori-Utsu law (Utsu, 1961; Utsu et al., 1995) and branching process in which every earthquake has some ability to generate its own aftershocks.
The company's ability to generate cash has also given investors some confidence in the future of the business, Mr. Ransom said.
As brands themselves, they will have the ability to generate revenue beyond their content generation.
The rigorous application of multiple qualitative methods ensured a broad range of opinions, but the utility of the study depends not on the generalisability of their results but their ability to generate hypotheses and explore them in some depth.
Those projects are facing some challenges in the ability to generate sufficient sales and allow them to go forward.
Another feature of some anthracyclines is their ability to generate oxygen free radicals resulting from redox cycling.
No ability to generate jobs.
