Sentence examples for generating near from inspiring English sources
The no-growth consensus of just three months ago is being forced to reckon with top line growth and unparalleled productivity gains already generating near or record profits, with straightforward forecasts of more to come.
Then again, other luxury makers seem to be motoring through Europe's crisis: Bentley and Rolls-Royce, as well as Audi and BMW, have been generating near or even record sales and earnings.These manufacturers can count on America's recovering automotive market and the ongoing sales surge in China.
Thus, the model provided a basis for generating near real-time 1-km resolution SSS maps from satellite measurements.
The availability of the rescued viruses greatly facilitated the process of generating near complete genome sequences.
Thus, the more the school children contradicted the only possible adult response to these role models (that of reflexive disgust) the more they confirmed that the games are, already, generating near-spiritual fervour in the next generation.
Hybrid genetic algorithm was developed as a solution procedure for generating near-optimal solution.
Results indicate that the proposed approach is successful in generating near-optimal sampling networks that satisfy all imposed constraints.
A novel hierarchical method for generating near-optimal and collision free trajectories is proposed here to be used on-line in three-dimensional space.
In addition, the P-graph model is also capable of generating near-optimal solutions, which provide insights that may be significant to decision-makers, such as structural features that are common to a range of good solutions.
After optimization using an evolutionary algorithm, the results showed that widening the absorber and generating near-atmospheric pressure steam are cost-effective options but that increasing stripper complexity is less so.
Ignition experiments using a fixed 2-mm electrode gap are conducted in a large dual-chamber, constant-temperature/pressure, fan-stirred 3D cruciform burner capable of generating near-isotropic turbulence.
