Sentence examples for created generating from inspiring English sources
Recently, with the advent of a national network of advanced radars (i.e. WSR-88D), massive archived data sets have been created generating terabytes of data.
Its bible was Herbert Marcuse's One-Dimensional Man, one of the first explorations of the culture of consumerism — totalitarian in its way, Marcuse wrote — that the major corporations had created, generating false needs that we compulsively satisfied.
Mr. Parkus said that vacancy increases and rent declines already mirrored what happened in the 1990s, and until new jobs were created, generating an increase in demand for commercial space and more retail spending, this was not likely to be reversed.
A new supply chain would be created, generating high-quality jobs and bringing down prices of the coveted gadgets.
"In making Ontario's biotechnology industry one of the largest in North America, thousands of new highly skilled, well paid jobs will be created, generating millions of dollars of economic activity for local economies".
However, Solar Roadways' own report to the U.S. Department of Transportation noted how its panels "used about one-third of the electricity they generate to power their built-in LEDs," drastically affecting efficiency of energy created, generating a mere 52.39 kWhs in six months.
"The program that Noah has created generates immediate consumer connectivity between the Milwaukee Brewers and deserving charitable organizations," Rick Schlesinger, chief operating officer of the Milwaukee Brewers, wrote in an e-mail.
The research, conducted with Princeton's Katherine McCabe, builds on a long-standing finding from political science: Policies, once created, generate constituencies who benefit from those policies and will therefore oppose efforts to reform or repeal them.
But Saltz had never seen art created, generated or assisted by artificial intelligence.
"It was extremely surprising to us that putting a former CIA officer in charge of the NYPD intelligence division and creating what's been created generated so little attention at the time," Apuzzo said.
"Records created, generated, or received by the congressional office of a Member … are exclusively the personal property of the individual member … and such Member … has control over such records," the regulation states.
