Sentence examples for generating a work from inspiring English sources

Because of their grain geometries, they are also expected to introduce mechanical strains into steel workpieces generating a work hardening effect.

In an essay in the journal Times Higher Education in November, Mr. Lister writes that "if the government wishes to avoid generating a work force with unmarketable skills, insufficiently able to innovate and communicate in an informed global society, it must take on board the value of the arts and humanities in vocational studies".

Generating a working framework to avoid an Earth impact could save lives.

As a screenwriter, he generated a work that, for many cinéastes, endures not just as the greatest British film but one of the greatest ever: The Third Man.

The data is transmitted into a Computerized Maintenance Management Systems CMMSS) which is turn generates a work order when the fluid level drops below a certain level.

The newly-integrated app, so he tells it, located him in Chicago, located the graffiti, sent him follow-up questions ("what kind of surface is the graffiti on?") that were used to generate a work order request, gave his order a number and allowed him to track the status of the graffiti request until the problem was fixed.

Canesta says the technology generates a working keyboard made of light that can be embedded in a variety of mobile electronic devices, including personal organizers, cellphones and tablet PC's.

Height equivalent to a theoretical plate (HETP) calculations, essential for the design of randomly packed distillation columns were extracted from the open literature to generate a working database including over 2350 measurements (only total molar reflux data).

It is an evaluation of the student's ability to summarize the field of study, generate a working hypothesis, develop a degree plan that could be completed in 3-4 years, understand the logic of experimental design, develop a decision tree based on (all) possible results of experiments and draw conclusions and adapt hypotheses depending on results.

We did not know if a particular error was due to HIV reverse transcriptase (RT) or was introduced during the experimental procedure, but all the errors described above would result in a non-viable virus, and so we excluded them using an algorithm to generate a working V3 amino acid alignment.

First, an initial set of transcripts was reviewed line-by-line to generate a working coding scheme.