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The idiographic approach of Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis is dedicated to generating in-depth psychological knowledge of subjective experiences and personal meanings [ 30].

The optimum fragmentor voltage to generate in-source fragments was 200 V.

These 30 households were followed over 10 months to generate in-depth data and understanding of household experiences.

Or, so it would seem, judging by the headlines it has managed to generate in some of today's papers.

No doubt intimacy is hard to generate in an echoey, high-ceilinged waiting room.

That meant that if you owned shares you were expecting the company (whether you knew it or not) to generate, in the future, five hundred and fifty billion dollars in profits.

But it will be difficult for that event to get the exposure that a new celebrity video for Barack Obama has already managed to generate in the past two days.

The airline did not say how much it expects to generate in revenue by offering the service on its mainline domestic flights.

The bank, which now generates more growth in profit each year than it used to generate in total before its takeover of NatWest four years ago, yesterday made another acquisition in the US.

It's not clear how much business Koho will have to generate in order to break even on this model.

The network traffic configured by the users is needed to generate in the client windows.