Sentence examples for generation of properties from inspiring English sources
He'd like this new generation of properties to be "available to a wide spectrum of local people" and "entirely integrated in tenure-blind mixed neighbourhoods".
The generation of properties such as supreme anti-static; electrical conductivity; shielding against electromagnetic radiation, protection against heat rays, chemical resistance, bacterial contamination, increased thermal stability and so on are only some examples.
The generation of an appropriate finite element mesh and the generation of properties and boundary conditions on an element level were automatically performed by the PLAXIS mesh generator based on the input of the geometry model.
That bodes well for one generation of property-owning Nazarenes, but some fear that the next generation will eventually have to move from the town center to find affordable housing.
Even that potential entrant to the record books will be relegated soon enough to a lower league as future generations of property developers keen to prove their financial virility, or foolhardiness, attempt to take the title.
The recent move from lead to lead-free soldering by the electronics industry has necessitated the generation of material properties data that will allow accurate prediction of the lead-free solder's performance under vibration conditions.
A novel characteristic of the proposed approach is the automatic generation of the properties against which the system is verified from the composition's implementation, which is technically challenging.
Cytoscape 3.0.2 was used for the generation of statistical properties of the network [34].
The owner of websites like SB Nation and the Verge is seeking to create a whole new generation of premium properties online as a way to attract big advertisers.
An increase in the number of genome sequences of dairy bacteria is also useful for a better understanding of the genetic determinants involved in the adaptation to the dairy habitat and the generation of functional properties [ 20– 23].
A generation of rising property prices – which has been only partly reversed during the downturn – has also helped to tilt the playing field.
