Sentence examples for are generated to make from inspiring English sources
We can get a sense of the complex interplay of forces at work here by starting out from the most simple and general principle about truth-making (maximalism) and then seeing what pressures are generated to make us step back from it.
That is why we also need membrane materials that can selectively filter and separate the hydrogen and oxygen after they are generated to make sure we can extract the hydrogen and oxygen from the solar fuel cell and make efficient use of them.
It also monitors the amount of sunlight the solar panels are generating to make sure the car has moved to the right place.
He intends to double the amount of renewable energy being generated, to make 75 per cent of federal buildings energy efficient as well as millions of private homes.
This means that the sample/[email protected] service was not defined in the Kerberos database; it should be created using kadmin, and a keytab file needs to be generated to make the key for that service principal available for sclient.
If chips are as hot as power stations, the thinking goes, why not use them as such?In practice, not enough heat is generated to make a useful amount of electricity.
The data was generated to make specific decisions, which are already made.
In the model maker tool of Erdas imagine, two functions were generated to make the numerator and denominator of the NDSI equation.
If there is any change in the properties of materials or conditions, a fresh reference value of strength at F/B ratio of 0.2 (shall0.2) shall be generated to make use of the model.
For example, if an unusually large amount of products leaves through an RFID-equipped warehouse door, an alert can be generated to make sure that a large order is being shipped.
"Our clothing is specially designed with elastic panels that are placed to counteract target muscle groups," says Yao. "We've positioned elastic panels opposite those muscles, so that more effort has to be generated to make the same movements".
