Sentence examples for set up to generate from inspiring English sources

At its headquarters in Rochester, Eastman Kodak, like many manufacturing companies, is set up to generate its own electricity and steam in emergencies.

"The duchy is not a company, it is a trust which was set up to generate income for Princes of Wales".

Many have been set up to generate clean electricity using hydroelectric plants, wind turbines or solar panels, and typically allow people to invest a few hundred or thousand pounds.

An experimental system is set up to generate and calibrate SDI signal with specific jitters.

The code was set up to generate randomly sized nanospheres distributed within periodic layers.

But the study, by consultants SQW, reveals failings in flagship projects set up to generate long-term jobs.

A generous offering that was dwarfed by the whopping £10.8m handed over by the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF), a body set up to distribute proceeds generated by the National Lottery for 'good causes'.

The real engine of his financial success comes not from his on-screen presenter's fee, but from the BBC buying out his 30% stake in a company set up to exploit the commercial opportunities generated by the hit BBC2 motoring show that Clarkson helped to reinvent a decade ago.

Therefore, a new method had to be set up, allowing to generate ROS in deeper depths tissues.

The University of Delaware has set up equipment to generate high-frequency sound waves beneath the Delaware Bay to learn how such waves act underwater.

At issue is whether STARS was set up primarily to generate artificial foreign-tax credits, as the IRS contends; or was a legal way for BNY to obtain financing at rock-bottom rates.