Sentence examples for creating new entities from inspiring English sources
Their plans include creating new entities and reshaping older ones.
The user can affect the scenario by triggering exogenous events (e.g., unavailability of entities and fragments) and creating new entities.
This layer contains two abstract classes, namely, 'BaseEntity' and 'BaseRelation' through which common database operations (e.g. creating new entities, deleting entities, selecting by common criteria, etc).
At times, a modeller would like to keep track of a molecules different states but still maintain the identity of the original molecule; that is, avoid creating new entities every time a state change occurs.
As O'Halloran (1999: 27) states, "verbal discourse functions to describe commonsense reality, visual display connects our physiological perceptions to this reality and in combination with metaphorical shifts, creates new entities which are intuitively accessible".
This led the Florida Legislature to create new entities, such as the Joint Underwriting Association, the Florida Windstorm Underwriting Association, and the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund, in effort to restore adequate insurance capacity.
The "Admin user" has the right to create new entities, such as Instrument, Localization, and Controlled Vocabulary, such as genotype.
On one level, the elections are functioning as their American designers had hoped: The lure of elective office is creating new political entities seeking to gain legitimacy by attracting the largest number of voters.
If partition was on the cards, it would disastrously encourage ethnic cleansing: sectarian militias would set about creating facts on the ground prior to any drawing of new borders.In the longer term, creating new sovereign entities could simply transform Iraq from a single failed state to multiple failed statelets, each of which might be used by radical groups to plot attacks on the other.
Evolutionary transitions create new potential levels and units of selection by creating new kinds of entities that can have variances in fitness.
The landscape is fragmented, with many entities creating new technologies.
