Sentence examples for generating a capacity from inspiring English sources

It is a matter of vocabulary whether one considers the mesencephalic tegmentum either as being involved in generating a "capacity for consciousness" or as preparing the brain for the exercise of what Descartes would have considered the "functions of the soul" (volition, cognition, and reason).

However, MHV68 latency in HOIL-1 KO mice enhanced the ability of macrophages to kill Listeria, generating a capacity to kill similar to that observed with macrophages from control mice.

It further generated a capacity for empathy, that is an ability to listen to those with whom you differ.

In addition, it gradually generated a capacity-building process for the district management team regarding leadership and its understanding of the complexity of the health system.

Dayton Power and Light supplies power to about 500,000 customers in West Central Ohio, generating a total capacity of 3,700 megawatts of electricity at 10 power plants.

In Egypt, the Zafarana wind farm is currently generating at a capacity of 517 MW, making it one of the largest onshore wind farms in the world.

Over the past two decades Indian Space Research Organization ISROO) has developed and operationalized satellites to generate a large capacity of transponders for telecommunication service use in INSAT system.

Faced with the Sky Blue force, what can Sutton, midway in the Vauxhall Conference, expect from Saturday, other than £40,000 generated by a capacity crowd, sponsorship and the Beeb's attentions?

Already, leading Silicon Valley companies are threatening to build their next-generation chip fabrication plants elsewhere, probably in Texas, which has a surplus of generating capacity, a move that would further undermine Mr. Davis's stewardship.

The pump-generators have a generating capacity of 260 MW and pumping capacity of 235 MW.

Dunston A had a generating capacity of 48.85 megawatts (MW) in 1955, and Dunston B had a generating capacity of 300 MW.