Sentence examples for generation range from inspiring English sources

The ways and means for revenue generation range vastly in their application and subtlety.

The manufacturer said it would also be investing in its plant at Halewood, Merseyside, to build the next generation Range Rover Evoque.

Works by Ms. Smith, another artist from Mr. Winter's generation, range from a messy, abstract lithograph created from photocopies of her own hair, neck and face and a "Cher" wig, to more recent, figurative prints that combine etching, aquatint, drypoint and watercolors and were inspired by Lewis Carroll's manuscript drawings for "Alice's Adventures Under Ground," published in 1886.

Equation(6) sets the generation range.

The generation range and the relations on active-reactive power output are two important operation characteristics for distributed generation.

However, in the fixation model, the implant neck and tip had substantially equivalent values and the stress generation range was also narrower than that of the contact model.

There currently are 81 registered licensed power generating companies in Nigeria according to the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission with power generation ranging from just 1 MW to approximately 3000 MW.

It was a question asked by more than a few members of this generation, ranging, as Carter shows, from intellectuals and artists to factory workers.

In this study, a power generation ranging between 0.313 and 4.997 MW has been achieved in the viewpoint of installed capacity for Kayabogazi dam.

McPhy-Energy proposes solutions based on water electrolysis for hydrogen generation and storage on reversible metal hydrides to efficiently cover various energy generation ranges from MW h to GW h.

The rate of dry NaCl particle generation ranged from 0.5 to 5 g s−1 (0.04 to 0.4 g day−1) with mass median diameters MMDp=80 123 nm and geometric standard deviations GSDp=1.6 1.8 (depending on flow rate).