Sentence examples for producing thus from inspiring English sources

The platform, which belongs to a Houston-based company, Black Elk Energy, was shut and not producing, thus forestalling the possibility of a significant spill, said Capt.

They contend that in a global economy that has minimized tariff barriers and subsidies, each country will concentrate — if not immediately, then over the long run — on the goods and services it is best at producing, and trade them for what other countries are best at producing, thus maximizing output across the globe.

This outcome might depend only in part on the number of modules that each method is producing; thus, their structural features (redundancy versus sparsity) seem to reasonably explain the different performances.

Combining detailed biochemical measurements of phospho-MK2 and phospho-ATF2 with a biochemical model, they found a stoichiometric effect in which excess of MK2 could lead to a complex MK2-inhibitor-p38 that would sequester p38, blocking the effect of p38 on ATF2 producing thus the opposite effect to the expected one.

A mixture of carbon nanotubes is usually produced; thus, purification processes are needed to remove the fullerenes, amorphous carbon, and catalysts.

Although only select articles have been produced thus far, the American Public Health Association and the Pan American Health Organization began some years ago to translate AJPH articles into Spanish.

The most fully developed piece of architecture their office has produced thus far, the design extends into durably built form the conceptual elegance of the "alternative" architecture for which Diller and Scofidio are best known.

The conversion of 2-methylbutane over the USY zeolite and sulfated zirconia did not result in hydrogen being produced thus supporting the bimolecular carbenium ion mechanism.

A limitation associated with most supersaturated designs produced thus far is that the capability of these designs for estimating g active effects has not been discussed.

What the "analyst" in whom poor Ben Klayman placed his faith has done is to divide the total development cost and plant investment by the number of Volts produced thus far.

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