Sentence examples for may generate its from inspiring English sources
It is hypothesized that SM may generate its beneficial effects by affecting sensorimotor functions.
A thin and enlarged conception of liberal nationhood does not seem to answer the question who deserves to belong to a redistributive welfare state that may generate its own modes of exclusion.
In this context, a theoretically more efficient institutional setting may not fully generate its potential benefits.
The dynamic evolutionary processes of satellite DNA may generate changes in its chromosomal location and distribution.
As for Microsoft, it may generate cash, but it's not generating stock returns, down 45%.
One hypothesis holds that Saccharomyces cells, which are relatively resistant to ethanol toxicity, may generate ethanol to defend its niche from competing microorganisms in its normal ecological setting of rotting fruit (Thomson et al. 2005).
A slight shift of feature in the original signals or images may generate unpredictable changes in its DWT analysis subbands.
Still, Missouri is an important state in the general election, so its results may generate some attention in the news media.
Lucent may generate a little momentum of its own with O'Shea's briefings.
Each agent is responsible for dealing with a particular situation, and its output may generate a situation that will be dealt with by other agent.
Its iGoogle gadget games may generate as many as one billion impressions a month, but it makes all of its money on the iPhone.
