Sentence examples for indirectly generating from inspiring English sources

In what seemed like a very long Beta test, influential tech users had access to the product and were publicly raving about it, indirectly generating buzz and demand for the app as 2012 ended.

The secondary biofuels can be classified into three generations that are each indirectly generated from plant and animal material.

Analysts can quibble with the total jobs indirectly generated by government policies, because economists have a great deal of artistic freedom when building their models.

The study found that the casino upped the gross state product by $1.2 billion and directly or indirectly generated more than 41,000 jobs.

"In 2011, cultural industries directly employed 531,000 people, and indirectly generated a further 3.7m jobs," critic and writer Alison Croggon recently observed.

Higher audit rates would also indirectly generate revenue by motivating taxpayers to be more honest.

This effect may be associated to antioxidant activity, quenching free radical species indirectly generated by Indomethacin [65].

The environmental costs, directly or indirectly generated to achieve such a challenging objective, remain however largely underexplored.

That is, the 3-D SAR clusters (of compounds) were "indirectly" generated via 3-D clustering of their conformers.

Rather, they use data to make their existing products more efficient, more intelligent, or more insightful in some way that directly or indirectly generates additional revenue.

By the term services we mean any type of software applications which directly or indirectly generate load on ICT resources of a data centre.