Sentence examples for generating history from inspiring English sources

And, you know, you just can't have two or three people gathered together without generating history.

No provision of the Constitution is more closely tied to or given content by its generating history than the religious clause of the First Amendment.

Do we really want a user generated history that denies the importance of scholarship and will replace the canon?

In order to accommodate byzantine clients in our failure model, we must reconsider our consistency criterion since with the current definition, it would be easy for a byzantine client to generate histories that are not serializable.

The indexes for MAFs appearing in a user's history are generated during history item creation; when an index is not available, the command-line tools will create temporary index files on the fly.

Representative acceleration time histories such as artificially generated earthquake history compatible with design spectrum, ground motion recorded during real earthquake and idealized near-fault ground motion, have been used to analyze the response.

Experimentation consists of generating system histories and observing system behavior over time, as well as its statistics.

Our generation, the baby boomers, did not generate much history, we were so absorbed in ourselves.

The NAB algorithm quantifies the uncertainty in the predictions using multiple models generated during history matching phase and this does not require additional simulations.

Such loads generate a history dependent fatigue problem due to weakening and cracking of grain boundaries during dwell times, later broken apart during subsequent load cycles.

This formulation is then implemented in an algorithm and a code, developed in house to identify the modal parameters of different systems using their generated time history data.