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The cynical might say these reunion shows are exactly that – an empty exercise in nostalgia conceived to generate as much revenue for the ageing group as possible.

Since the theatrical outing does not appear to have been conceived to generate extra publicity ahead of next Monday's DVD release, it's possibly a contractual obligation.

That first registry was conceived to generate a body of data that could help the community understand which factors were the most important for success, what needed to be improved, and how the instruments might be modified to safely treat more types of blockages.

The second method, conceived to generate anisotropic turbulence characterized by arbitrary harmonic content in both time and space, is designed to be computationally efficient, to guarantee the divergence-free condition and to ensure a good approximation of the resulting turbulence integral scales.

The images were acquired with low overlaps (60% along-track, 30% across-track), as the flight was not conceived to generate a dense point cloud.

Meanwhile, conservation biologists, whose subdiscipline was conceived explicitly to generate the science for protecting habitats and species, are embarking on a major new push to reach out to managers and make their voices heard (see p. 1192).

A tripping system, specifically conceived to this aim for this facility, has been used to generate thick turbulent boundary layers at Mach number values ranging between 0.4 and 0.8.

OS conceived the idea to generate NefG3C-based fluorescent VLPs.

This PRBS9 sequence (which is generated from a feedback 9-stage shift register) is conceived to run performance tests on digital transmission equipments.

While the classical "structure-based design" paradigm is still mostly conceived to be applicable in later lead optimization phases, the greatest impact will in fact be generated in the early project phases, hit finding, and validation.

This mechanism was conceived to passively adapt to rough terrain.