Sentence examples for generated for the next from inspiring English sources
The local wind speeds corresponding to these projected wind data were generated for the next century and return period wind speeds were extracted by the distribution fitting.
In the first step, the size and the general spatial distribution of the total records are summarized, then, a list of dimensional index indicated an approximate grid partitioning is generated for the next step.
ssDNA was generated for the next round of selection by lambda exonuclease (New England Biolabs) digestion.
In 1999 he learned that hard drives available for about $200 could hold all of the files he expected to generate for the next 20 years.
Although the station is not wired directly to Stanford, Stanford will buy all the power the station generates for the next 25 years at a fixed price that is about 20percentt less than what Stanford had originally expected to pay for electricity through the SESI project, explained Stagner.
This factor, combined with polyploidy and high repetitive DNA content significantly complicates the analyses of next-generation datasets generated for the wheat genome.
Here, we present a methodology meant to identify new nuclear orthologous markers using both public-nucleotide databases and transcriptomic data generated for the group of interest by using next generation sequencing technology.
Statistics of the possible numbers of objects in orbit and collisions over the next 200 years are generated for the "mitigation only" scenario using a sample of 25,000 Monte Carlo runs.
Several de novo assembly software packages have been developed for assembling genome sequences generated from the next-generation sequencing platforms.
"I reinvest and generate money for the next movie or for three movies, and those three will generate more, and so it multiplies, just like multilevel sales," he said.
The most recent official long-term projection for New York, called the State Energy Plan, issued in late 1998, said the state could get by with only a very modest expansion in generating capacity for the next 10 years, or no expansion at all if the levels of electricity that utilities are required to hold in reserve could be modified.
