Sentence examples for either generates from inspiring English sources

It is believed that the first ultrasound pulse either generates new nuclei or enhances the mass transfer of solute toward the surface of sub-micron growing crystals.

The isolated dynamics of its fast time scale either generates a stable limit cycle, mimicking spiking activity, or a stable fixed point, corresponding to a neuron at rest (Fig. 1).

"As in music, the synthesizer either generates its own images and video, or can process images from other analog sources, such as a camera or VCR".

Both share the aspect of an underlying grammar which either generates (hierarchically) structured expressions or allows us to decide whether a sentence is syntactically correct or not.

Thus, intermediate-affinity LFA-1 attachment to α-actinin-1 either generates or stabilizes LFA-1 adhesions that support spreading at the leading edge of the T cell.

Now B either generates a hairpin-loop |≥3, which unambiguously is possible by rules B → ||| C, C → | C and C → ϵ, or B itself has to generate at least one additional pair of brackets.

At study, in Experiments 1A and 2, words were either generated or read (generation), while modality of presentation (auditory versus visual) was manipulated in Experiment 1B.

These phenomena may either generate or damp turbulence and are referred to as flame-generated turbulence and relaminarization due to combustion, respectively.

"We are looking at a system which does not have the capacity to either generate adequate intelligence, or to respond to it".

All colloidal systems can be either generated or eliminated by nature as well as by industrial and technological processes.

"The Eighth Sea," the most impressive canvas, draws close to Mr. Marcaccio with a barely discernible inverted human figure that is either generating, or being generated by, the clouds and discs that swirl around it.