Sentence examples for reason of generating from inspiring English sources

When President Ronald Reagan and Congress agreed to a tax overhaul in 1986, those loopholes were mostly closed for outside investors — including lawyers, dentists and small-business owners — who put money in such developments for the sole reason of generating losses on paper that would enable them to shelter their other income from taxes.

The reason of generating the difference of the two kind of operators is, roughly speaking, that each variable can independently dilate by itself in the operator R n, nevertheless, for the operator ℋ, all variables dilate by the same scale simultaneously.

During the period of the transformation between the two adjacent scratching paths, the scratching velocity should slow down to 0 and the tip can press into the sample surface more times than in the case of scratching, which may be the possible reason for generating a larger depth of pit.

Also, stress concentration is the main reason for generating small cracks in the matrix, thus damaging the properties of composites.

Decision-making without public discussion – standard practice in the making of European financial policies – is not only undemocratic, but also inefficient in terms of generating reasoned practical solutions.

For technical reasons and the difficulty of generating homogeneous exposure atmospheres at short exposure durations, a more human-like exposure mode and regimen may jeopardize the outcome of the study due to technical shortcomings.

When n < 9, the average number of collision-set-n climbs up because of two reasons: firstly, the probability of generating collisions increases as the number of interfering readers grows, and secondly, the number of potential subsets that may generate collisions grows with the cardinality n.

There are several reasons why the process of generating a resource like the disease regulome should be as highly automated and as flexible in scope as possible.

For the same reasons, our standard method of generating an FM-index (Ferragina and Manzini, 2000) within the ABySS-map tool was too memory intensive, requiring >500 GB of RAM.

The expressivist contends that we can make sense of the capacity of practical reason to generate states with the peculiar structure and function of intentions only if evaluative and normative assertions are understood along these lines.

For this reason, we adopted the molecular approach of generating and analyzing ESTs from the H. gertschi venom gland as the strategy to produce a general overview of the venom gland transcriptome.