Sentence examples for trying to generate the from inspiring English sources
Thus, the problem caused by the blind broadcast becomes worse because the number of cars trying to generate the redundant warning messages increases as the number of cars in a transmission radius increases over time.
"My connection to the book was trying to generate the next question, the next correct question.
That includes the US's huge agricultural sector, which uses predictions to judge when to plant which crops; energy companies predicting demand and trying to generate the right amount of power to match; and ships and airlines adjusting their navigation around inclement weather.
Last week Blago mostly served as a waiter as two teams — one male, one female — tried to generate the most restaurant revenue.
But it could soon happen right here on Earth, according to a handful of chemists and biologists who are using the tools of modern genetics to try to generate the Frankensteinian spark that will jump the gap separating the inanimate and the animate.
For obtaining significant clustering of IMR values, we tried to generate the LISA cluster maps.
In order to solve this problem, [7] has tried to generate the multi-agents from statistical data.
For this reason, we tried to generate the relation between the authority and the structure of web discussion using the classic mathematical approach based on the linear and non-linear regressions.
Now, we consider that the shuffle key (K shuf) is compromised by the attacker and an attacker tries to generate the same cryptographic key using this shuffle key from the fingerprints other than genuine fingerprints.
MySpace says that all results are shown through a "social lense", which means that the engine pays attention to keywords in your profile and who your friends are to try to generate the most relevant results.
Although two research groups have tried to generate the extracellular domain of TLR4 protein as a decoy receptor for MD-2 [20], [20], it proved difficult to generate a substantial amount of the protein because it is insoluble, its production rate is extremely low, and it is hard to purify due to its intrinsic biochemical properties.
