Sentence examples for generated expansion from inspiring English sources

It does lead to worker dislocations, but because new wealth is generated expansion should take place elsewhere in the economy, ultimately absorbing unemployed workers.

One can always just shrug that off — quoting, perhaps, from the old drinking song: "We're here because we're here because we're here" — but it is also possible that there are lots of universes, with many different randomly generated expansion rates, few of which ever play host to life.

In addition, that analytical expression, with generated expansion coefficients, is restricted and can be used only for that particular case of particle parameters.

By repeatedly generating expansion vectors using a Monte Carlo technique for configuration generation, a sequential improvement in the variational energy can be achieved.

The two reinforced each other, generating expansion and prosperity.

As ℜ ( x ) > 0 and | λ | ≤ 1, for all complex number α, the integral ∫ δ ∞ t s − 1 e − x t ( 1 − λ e − t ) α d t. defines an entire function of s ∈ C. We substitute in the first integral, for ℜ ( s ) > 0, the generating expansion of the Apostol-Euler-Nörlund polynomials 2 α ∫ 0 δ t s − 1 e − x t ( 1 − �� e − t ) α d t = ∑ n = 0 ∞ ( − 1 ) n E n ( x ; − λ ) n !

Finally, approximately 15% of fullmutation chromosomes in some studies have a microsatellite haplotype that is rare in the normal population, which may suggest a mechanism in some individuals of a more general microsatellite instability that generates expansions at the FRAXA CGG repeat but also at flanking dinucleotide repeats, thus generating unusual haplotypes [ Ennis et al., 2001].

The hydrations of CaO and MgO generate expansions in early and later age, respectively.

A novel but simple cell-free system that generates expansions was developed.

Overall, the in vitro system generates expansions that mirror disease-initiating mutations and at frequencies in line with expectations.

A 22-repeat plasmid is incubated with human cell extract to generate expansions in the test tube.