Sentence examples for in to generate from inspiring English sources

"But you could not listen in to generate probable cause.

The program is a good example of the financial contortions government now engages in to generate housing.

So as banks stand aside from their crucial function of generating credit, governments and central banks must step in to generate the demand that has now disappeared.

The car would be powered solely by the battery, and the gas engine would kick in to generate electricity only when the range was exceeded.

These assets can be protected, managed and/or invested in to generate (monetizable and non-monetizable) forms of value.

The deduction should be fairly simple: be very careful when you figure out something about a company and then try to take advantage of it by going all in to generate a quick profit.

Eleven million generations were completed, and trees were collected every 5,000 generations, after discarding trees corresponding to the first 25% (burn-in), to generate a consensus phylogenetic tree.

In other words, it takes fewer customer check-ins to generate the same number of impressions and value as brand content.

In order to facilitate the use of these markers in various molecular breeding and QTL programs, we have implemented several plug-in to generate primers at user defined chromosomal locations, which can be directly exported for genotyping assays.

We used the Balloon (Vainio and Johnson, 2007 ) Bioclipse plug-in to generate 3D coordinates for the molecules so we could view the molecules in the integrated 3D viewer Jmol (Hanson, 2010 ) and compute descriptors that require 3D coordinates.

Markov chains were run for 500'000 iterations and we kept every 100th value after removing 300'000 iterations of burn-in to generate posterior distributions of random and fixed parameters.