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For a clear explanation of this procedure, which generates what astronomers call the equation of time, see Kuhn (1957, Technical Appendix).

Since Feb. 27, the night of the 83rd Academy Awards, Leon Dewan, 45, and his first cousin once removed, Brian Dewan, 48, have been clambering to fill orders for the $3,250 machines, which generate what they call "a seriously anxiety-inducing sound".

His book is already #1 on Amazon, in part thanks to the outrage which has generated what every publisher craves: free publicity.

This generates what is called in PRODIS an experiment tree, which contains the relationship between experiments.

Then there's Jonas Lund's The Fear Of Missing Out, which generates new work according to what an algorithm spits out after analysis.

Denote by the quantizer with quantization level at node which generates a quantization index In what follows, will be also used to denote the quantization bin to which measurement belongs.

"We have our own theory of change that is pretty close to what you call in America a think tank, which generates knowledge," Wygnanski explains.

We have our own theory of change that is pretty close to what you call in America a think tank, which generates knowledge.

Around half of America's gas-fired capacity is made up of so-called combined-cycle gas turbines (CCGT) which generate power come what may (the rest is used in "peakers" which generate only when needed).

Large churches generate publicity, which generates conversations, which generates more opportunities to share Christ with friends and co-workers.

Go to a website which generates histograms.