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Since then, however, Tesla has generated a stream of positive headlines, including a glowing review this month for the Model S from Consumer Reports.
It was here also, during Eisenhower's presidency, that Teller generated a stream of technical objections why it would be impossible to maintain and monitor a test ban with an enemy as devious as the Soviets.
Investment funds and business groups have also increased their lobbying in Washington and have generated a stream of reports arguing that regulations are crippling innovation and driving away investment.
THE announcement on May 22nd by Istat, Italy's statistical body, that from October it would include drug trafficking, prostitution, and alcohol-and-tobacco smuggling in its economic-output numbers has generated a stream of sniggering headlines.
The presence of the park, the newly renovated Beale Street district two blocks away, and the forthcoming arena has generated a stream of tourists and residents downtown -- most of them white, although the city is 61percentt black -- spurring more developers to plan condominiums, restaurants and shops.
This generated a stream of gamma rays, which the team trained on a sample of iodine-129, where they knocked out a neutron and created iodine-128.
A Berglund-Liu droplet generator was used to generate a stream of droplets, approximately 63 microns in diameter and 6.5 droplet diameters apart.
The sender module, acts as a traffic generator, reads a video trace file from EvalVid toolset and generates a stream of corresponding packets for transmission.
Just how the fish generate a stream of water powerful enough to detach prey from vegetation has been a mystery.
In addition, the gas turbine, a turbine in which the combustion of fuel generates a stream of gases that turns the rotor, has become available for ship propulsion.
The swaps were structured to generate a stream of income to the issuer — like your hometown — that was tethered to a variable interest rate.
