Sentence examples for challenges of generating from inspiring English sources
Theatre marketing departments tend not to be geared up to the challenges of generating audiences for free events.
But in interviews, several stem-cell scientists said the Coleman measure would, in reality, enable little new research, citing the lack of consensus in determining when an embryo is "naturally dead" and the challenges of generating usable embryonic stem cells from dead embryos.
The concept and hydrodynamic challenges of generating RIBs from a liquid-metal-loop target irradiated with a high-power primary beam are presented.
This work has also illustrated the challenges of generating spectrum occupancy maps: the propagation conditions in real environments do not follow the statistical models typically used in channel simulations, and suitable parameters are not known.
The concepts and technical challenges of generating radioactive ion beams from ISOL (isotope separation on line) targets irradiated with high power proton beams are discussed in an historical context.
I didn't have as much time to observe their execution, but from the tremendous growth in Periscope (10 million registered users and 40 years of video watched per day, according to a Q&A Periscope stream that Kayvon held), they've clearly managed the dual challenges of generating awareness and scaling the technical infrastructure required to support a massive user load.
Nothing, however, will offer a complete solution to the challenge of generating a dependable stream of retirement income, fund sponsors and others agree.
We want to apply the same creativity and innovation to the challenge of generating renewable electricity at globally significant scale, and produce it cheaper than from coal.
