Sentence examples for value generates from inspiring English sources

This T0 value generates a peak in the F0 contour at the intonation phrase onset.

However, the subsequent degraded stiffness value generates larger strain at the next loading cycle, which increases pore pressure more rapidly (Figure 10).

Because the intrinsically valuable is that which is good as an end in itself, it is commonly agreed that something's possession of intrinsic value generates a prima facie direct moral duty on the part of moral agents to protect it or at least refrain from damaging it (see O'Neil 1992 and Jamieson 2002 for detailed accounts of intrinsic value).

The molecular dynamic (MD) simulation revealed that NHase-TH-A3, with a moderate RMSD value, generates 10 new salt bridges in both internal-subunit and interfacial-subunit, confirming that a C-terminal salt-bridge strategy is powerful for enzyme stability intensification through triggering global changes of the salt bridge networks.

Setting the minimum threshold to a lower value generates more regions that are less similar to the feature vector of interest.

The boiler, having an efficiency of 0.80 based on the lower heating value, generates superheated steam at 500°C and 65 bar, which is used in turbines to supply electricity (77 MWel) and steam to the whole plant.

SROI is used to come up with quantifiable figures for the social value generated by products and services.

"The awards made to executive directors reflect this strong performance and the value generated for shareholders," Standard Life said.

A larger portion of the value generated in the food chain should accrue to farmers who grow the primary products.

It is important to minimise this uncertainty, in order to avoid risks to the public value generated by Channel 4's PSB remit and original content investment".

In 1977, for every £100 of value generated in the UK economy only £16 was distributed to members of the bottom half in the form of wages.