Sentence examples for cut generating from inspiring English sources

For each sale, the referring airline receives a cut, generating incremental revenue for both players.

When those app makers sell things like virtual goods through Facebook's payment system, Facebook takes a cut — and in the case of Zynga, that cut generated 12 percent of Facebook's revenue last year.

The subsequent cut generates another layer which pushes the previous layer further onto the wedge and subsequently on to the water bath.

This is true, in a sense, but if a tax cut generates broad-based increases in disposable income, it is likely that people who pay the most in tax dollars will save the most.

The first cut generates the intermediate hairpin-containing pre-miRNAs, whereas the second cut releases the miRNA/miRNA* duplexes.

The airline is embarking on another round of job cuts, generating anger from its biggest union, which is balloting its members on strike action.

Using completely homologous NdeI-cut (generating a 5' overhang) pGEM DNA substrates, RecANg and RecAEc proteins, and the cognate SSB proteins in DNA strand exchange reactions, we observed that RecANg formed significantly more NC product (P<0.05) than RecAEc at early time points (time 4, 8, 12 min) (Figure 2B).

In the opinion of economist Walter Heller the supply-side theories "ignore common sense and arithmetic" and tax cuts generate more demand than supply.

As each of the cuts generated by D-MIAT is significant, it is typically advantageous to add all cuts in addition to the original data.

The cuts generated new boundaries and created well defined reflected waves which may be used to estimate the location of the defects from their arrival time.

The method relies on converting the GDP problem into an equivalent big-M reformulation that is successively strengthened by cuts generated from an LP or QP separation problem.