Sentence examples for material generated during from inspiring English sources
In 2005, while trying to locate my long-lost boarding-school nemesis, a burly boy named Cesar Augusto (the subject of "Whipping Boy," my story in this week's issue), I was compelled to dig through fourteen cartons of discovery material generated during the federal prosecution of the Badische Trust Consortium, a colorful international band of swindlers, of which Cesar was a principal shill.
The University of Chicago Library Records consist of material generated during the administration of Ernest DeWitt Burton (Director, 1910-1925) and J. C. M. Hanson (Associate Director, 1910-1927; Acting Director, 1927-1928).
To utilize these assembled Ni-Si NWs for practical applications, we demonstrated a sensor for the detection of Cl2 gas, which is a toxic material generated during many chemical reactions and manufacturing processes [13-15 [13-15
Tesla claims he exaggerated the amount and value of scrap material generated during Tesla's production process.
Informed consent was not required as this material is considered by the Institutional Review Board as waste material generated during either blood donation or surgery.
A research assistant will take notes and will compile the material generated during the session (blackboard, wallpaper, notes of the participants).
After the event, a subgroup synthesized a master list of challenges from the materials generated during the conference.
Purified ricin occurs in the form of a soluble white powder that is extracted from castor seeds or from the waste materials generated during the production of castor oil.
The engineering design of the IFMIF maintenance and remote handling systems is significantly affected by the radiation doses originating from radioactive materials generated during operation in the IFMIF HFTM.
We conclude that this outbreak of toxic hepatitis developed as a result of exposure to the hepatotoxic materials generated during the treatment of industrial waste using unslaked lime.
Firefighters exposed to materials generated during the collapse of the WTC have developed cough and bronchial hyperresponsiveness (Banauch et al. 2003; Prezant et al. 2002).
