Sentence examples for barrier to generate from inspiring English sources

Lord Foster, an architect, proposes a similarly grandiose scheme, "Thames Hub", on the edge of the estuary, complete with a barrier to generate electricity and protect the capital from floods.

Thicker and more-elaborate Peanut green roof brings considerable evapotranspiration cooling and synergistic-dual thermal barrier to generate daytime subdued thermal intrusion and mask inherent BTI-differences.

The proposal for a hydro-electric barrier to generate 8.6 GW and meet five percent of Britain's power needs, is being opposed by some environmental groups.

The most frequently cited barriers among respondents who had not conducted outcomes research (n=111) were lack of research skills (65%) and lack of time or staff (41%).Applications These findings support the assertion that lack of multidisciplinary involvement is a barrier to generating evidence of nutrition therapy effectiveness.

Thus far, the barriers to generate truly off the-shelf allogeneic cell lines are still quite high, with control of proliferation, continued activation of the cells once they are engrafted, and incorporation of kill switches for safety purposes as critical issues still to be worked out.

Because [in Brazil] they don't have the institutional or legal barriers to generate new techniques.

One end of a honeycomb catalyst is attached with a packed bed or a surface dielectric barrier discharge to generate NTP.

Moreover, this review - rather than systematically aggregating data - has adopted a more interpretive approach [ 26], the purpose of which is to construct theories grounded in the research, develop an understanding about the origins of the barriers, and to generate practical methods to overcome the barriers, through changing practice and through well-designed future research.

Our saser consists of an AlGaAs/GaAs double barrier heterostructure designed to generate an intense beam of transversal acoustic (TA) phonons.

Second, we address the barrier to introgression generated by multiple incompatibility factors that show no functional epistasis.

The evidence indicates that two simian immunodeficiency viruses (SIV), one from chimpanzees (SIVcpz) and the other from sooty mangabeys (SIVsm), crossed the species barrier to humans, generating HIV-1 and HIV-2, respectively.