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Our research strategy is to build a general model for complex systems first and then generate the supply chain instance model from it.
But farmers had only to buy the seed once, and then generate more seed themselves.
Tiny, built-in microphones pick up external sounds and then generate vibrations to negate them.
Typically, such methods first hypothesize a fault class and then generate tests.
Afterward, they would visualize something from their current projects, and then generate a "dreamlike experience" based on that project.
The APU is designed to convert JP-8 fuel into hydrogen, and then generate electricity in the fuel cell.
It would take a very complex piece of software to actually calculate each student's absolute valuation of a specific schedule and then generate an optimal matching.
Dropped packets cause delays in themselves, and then generate new back-and-forth network traffic to replace those packets, compounding the original problem.
In a premortem, team members assume that the project they are planning has just failed as so many do—and then generate plausible reasons for its demise.
They take the bag of visual words that represents two images and then generate intermediate bags of visual words to create the intermediate pictures in the morphing sequence.
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When it sinks into a trough, it contracts and then generates a pulse of electricity.
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and thus generate
and consequently generate
and then lay
and then trigger
and so generate
and therefore generate
and subsequently generate
and then stimulate
and thereafter generate
and then regenerate
and then produce
and then bring
and then required
and then submitted
and then sources
and then grew
and then opportunities
and then generating
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