Sentence examples for generating wider from inspiring English sources

The Gaussian and the time-causal receptive field families with their spatial and spatio-temporal derivative operators applied to luminance and color-opponent channels can be used for generating wider and more general families of receptive field profiles beyond those explicitly shown in the figures in this article.

As the book makes clear, the economic activity is generating wider benefits, creating a swath of ancillary services, including camel brokers, private veterinarians and milk sellers, who are usually women.

Martin Rees, former president of the Royal Society, has been particularly vocal in his opposition to UKRI, fearing the disruption it will bring, at exactly the same time as Brexit is generating wider uncertainties for research funding.

That kind of conversation was sufficiently abstract to avoid generating wide political interest, and, as it turned out, Garland's nomination was largely forgotten during last year's campaign.

Its caterpillar consumes the terminal bud of young shoots, triggering growth of buds lower down the stem and generating wide-forked branching patterns.

With this week's dispute generating wide attention on Capitol Hill, Republican and Democratic leaders from the House Energy and Commerce Committee sent letters to Apple and the F.B.I. on inviting their executives to testify publicly on the issue at a hearing.

My study shows how the new scientific discourse penetrated into a broader cultural sphere, generating wide interest in the question how the body participates in and reflects affective and cognitive processes.

The simulations confirmed that larger foam viscosity generated wider fractures with smaller fracture half-length.

Both Mr Feeley and Mr. Beauprez said the race had left them with regrets over their inability to generate wider support.

In March, the communities and local government committee's report on council procurement concluded that local authorities were not fully exploiting the potential for better procurement to generate wider social and economic benefits.

A small group of CEOs share a higher ambition: to create long-term economic value, generate wider benefits for society, and build robust social capital within their organizations all at once.