Sentence examples for unit to generate from inspiring English sources
In compound 4, the cationic ligand bbpyb2+ bridge [Cu6 SCN 8] cluster unit to generate a 3D coordination framework.
[C9.] Warner Brothers Television Plans Unit for Cable Shows Warner Brothers Television, the biggest producer of prime-time series for broadcast networks over the last two decades, is creating a unit to generate series specifically for cable TV networks.
That money probably means a lot more to Verizon's workers than it does to the company; some analysts are expecting that same wireless unit to generate $5.5 billion or more of cash flow this year.
When the Frenchman, then in charge of the design of a new American truck for the German carmaker, saw his boss, he was asked his thoughts on setting up an innovation unit to generate additional growth.
This paper presents WE-Harvest system, which is a new wearable energy harvesting system that combines piezoelectric and electromagnetic energy harvesters in one unit to generate a combined electrical energy source.
Electricity and water from renewable hydropower plant are used as input for electrolysis unit to generate hydrogen, while CO2 is captured from 600 MW supercritical coal power plant using post-combustion chemical solvent based technology.
That is, the energy hub consists of gas-fired units to generate electricity when wind generation is low, PtG facilities to absorb excessive wind generation, and natural gas storages to store gas produced by PtG facilities and supply gas fuel to gas-fired units when needed.
The GeneSapiens data arise from several different Affymetrix array generations that were normalized to universal expression units to generate a single unified dataset comparable across the sample types.
Investors have been pressing Aetna to sell off units to generate immediate value for shareholders.
The surprise intervention could threaten the whole scheme as the centre planned to use the undercroft that has been used for decades by young skaters as retail units to generate income.
In the United States, the tallest buildings have tended to be office towers, but in Asia and the Middle East, the towers now going up are often residential or mixed-use buildings, with developers selling off residential units to generate cash flow.
