Sentence examples for generation and released from inspiring English sources
Had the team not been able to meet their design goals with current hardware, they would have waited for the next generation and released Skyrim then, but, as Howard felt, the current technology did not hold the team back at all.
These Zn2+ rises impair mitochondrial function, promote further ROS generation, and release pro-apoptotic factors.
The model is updated at 5-yearly intervals, the latest being the 12th generation, produced and released by IAGA Working Group V-MOD in December 2014 and therefore could not utilise any Southern African geomagnetic field data for 2015.
Cells were synchronized in G1 phase by adding 5 μg/ml α factor (αF) for one generation time and released into fresh medium in the presence/absence of 0.2 M hydroxyurea (HU) depending on the experiment.
In the same period that Apple released the iPhone and successors, Musk developed two generations of world-changing electric vehicles; perfected a new generation of battery technologies; and released first-generation autonomous driving capabilities.
From May to December 2013 Appercode earned $50k in test sales, won a $60k grant from Microsoft, won the largest Russian tech startups contest Generation S ($80K), and released the product in 10 countries.
The generation and release of fragmented molecules could generate novel biochemical markers with the capacity to monitor disease progression, facilitate drug development and add to the existing toolbox for in vitro studies, preclinical research and clinical trials.
It is balancing the generation and release of episodic tension with a mounting sense of dread that gives the narrative its basic arc.
The generation and release of acidic water from acid sulfate soils are an environmental problem of international importance.
In previous studies using an experimental model of taurocholate-induced acute pancreatitis in rats, we observed the generation and release to the bloodstream of specific halogenated lipids [9].
This investigation demonstrates that the current oscillation is caused by oxygen generation and release on the tin anode, causing periodic redistribution of ion concentration in the electrolyte.
