Sentence examples for be to generate a from inspiring English sources

One option might be to generate a second "baby boom" so that by the time 2050 rolls around, there are more workers to support the pensioners.

One approach would be to generate a random network of devices made from nanotubes, and then see what sorts of outputs they give for certain inputs.

According to this view, the aim of democratic politics should be to generate a conversation that leads to a rational consensus about the common good.

A major application for SEG-Map would be to generate a dense map for QTL analysis.

Instead, feeling-of-findability appears to be predicted by intuitions about how difficult it will be to generate a successful search query and the popularity of the type of information sought.

The primary goal of an irradiation facility for fusion applications will be to generate a material irradiation database for the design, construction, licensing and safe operation of a fusion demonstration power station (e.g., DEMO).

The aim of the current study was to generate a general expression system for soluble scTCRs.

The Tories' more general fiscal policy is to generate a budget surplus in all normal years.

The third, most innovative task is to generate a narrative.

The first phase is to generate a lot of ideas.

In law, the idea is to generate a credible verdict on evidence that has been authenticated.