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If chips are as hot as power stations, the thinking goes, why not use them as such?In practice, not enough heat is generated to make a useful amount of electricity.

Unfortunately, since everyone else also wanted rides around 10pm and 2am last night, the demand so far outstripped the supply that what seem to be gross surcharges were actually automatically generated to make sure a consumer's willingness to pay matched the good offered.

For example, if an unusually large amount of products leaves through an RFID-equipped warehouse door, an alert can be generated to make sure that a large order is being shipped.

It has proven extraordinarily difficult for countries like Iran and Iraq to generate enough material to make a bomb on their own.

Even at $28,000 per tile, it didn't generate enough cash to make a business.

One of the primary functions of a fusion blanket is to generate enough tritium to make a fusion power plant (FPP) self-sufficient.

Comparatively, our proposed algorithm has generated robust output, sufficient to make a decision.

I remain a skeptic that Iran's regime can generate the internal consensus to make a similar transition.

If the Conservatives or Labour try to govern as a minority party without the Lib Dems, would this really generate such chaos as to make a second election inevitable?

If the official payroll statistics due out on Friday show similar strength, it will be an indication that labour markets are finally generating enough new hiring to make a serious dent in the unemployment rate.

A model-based strategy is employed to generate residuals in order to make a decision about the state of the process.