Sentence examples for produce exceedingly from inspiring English sources

The high-voltage AC currents used are the main reason that fast-wave devices produce exceedingly high RF power levels, up to millions of watts at very high frequencies (more than 100 GHz).

q "Extreme plasticity such as learning can produce exceedingly rapid (abrupt) speciation".

Hydroforming produces exceedingly rigid unibody structures, and although the Ram isn't a unibody, if you can make the cab and bed very rigid, the tendency of the Ram to wallow in a turn will be greatly reduced.

Additional sequencing of male samples was not possible, because males are produced exceedingly rarely in C. biroi [ 28].

In the present study, GBS produced exceedingly large number of SNPs (1,232,406); however, the low coverage nature of the technique has substantially reduced the available SNPs for analyses due to missing data.

Following Ma et al. [ 33], we discarded those parameter sets that render the model to produce extremely small steady-state values, persistent oscillations, weakly damped oscillations, and exceedingly long transient dynamics.

A recent position paper by the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) has described the challenges in data handling in proteomics as "…destined to create an almost unimaginable amount of information". Data-independent scanning produces an exceedingly comprehensive description of protein structure, but at the same time produces the largest data files.

Sometimes the difference between "scalping" and "producing" is exceedingly difficult to discern.

That is, doubtless true; and he has produced an exceedingly valuable book...

While such filtering efficiency will produce water that is exceedingly clean, Mr. Ferguson said, reverse osmosis filters can waste a significant amount of water.

"It makes it exceedingly difficult to produce hit content," he told me.