Sentence examples for as to produce a from inspiring English sources

Abstractive summarization allows an internal representation of the source document so as to produce a faithful summary of the source.

Distinct brief stimuli which occur within the confines of the latter can be blended (or integrated) so as to produce a single experience, the character of which can be surprising.

London has gone so far as to produce a heat map to help connect potential sources of energy with consumers.

And he seems to talk about his past as much to reassure himself as to produce a political effect.

These men are ruthless, aggressive, fanatically dedicated to destroying Charlie and his Angels - but never so ungallant or unsporting as to produce a firearm at any stage.

The effect is so bizarre as to produce a sense of cognitive dissonance -- as though Simone de Beauvoir had wandered onto the set of the Robin Byrd show.

The essence of the accrual basis is the matching of expenses with revenues, so as to produce a truer picture of a company's profitability.

Can it be that, by refusing to exclude anything, the MDGs have promoted nothing with sufficient sustained vigour as to produce a breakthrough over the past 10 years?

This act directed that the national forests be managed under principles of multiple use so as to produce a sustained yield of products and services.

Inherited metabolic diseases were postulated to occur when a gene is mutated in such a way as to produce a defective enzyme with diminished or absent function.

How dare Levete's architectural practice Future Systems and Kapoor be so insensitive to the memory of her Di-ness as to produce a design that reminded them (poor flowers) of sex and death?