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In a neuroimaging study of the neural correlates of generating typical versus unusual semantic associations, Seger et al. (2000) had participants perform a verb generation task in which they generated either the first verb that came to mind or a verb that was related to the noun in an unusual way, in alternating blocks.

To earn money to pay their debts, they played an anagram-like game in which they generated words from strings of letters.

The Conservative government rejected Canada's commitments under the Kyoto accord and, in their place, introduced a plan that, while it would require industries to reduce the rate at which they generated gases related to global warming, would allow overall emissions to rise.

The first administration took place after the problem-definition phase in which they generated learning goals.

In addition, our findings are similar to those from the study by Stern et al. (4) in which they generated classification trees from clamps performed at 40 mU/m ⋅ min. Stern et al. (4) found HOMA-IR, BMI, waist circumference, and LDL as significant predictors of insulin resistance, with similar sensitivity and specificity results (our study: aROC = 0.87; Stern et al.: aROC = 0.90).

They also complete two short tests of executive capacity, the Number Generation Task [ 31], in which they generate sequences of numbers within given ranges, and the Baddeley Dual Task [ 32].

The trouble with transitional periods is that the harsh outlook which they generate tends to become permanent.

He places a sharecropper and a football player in the spaces in which they generate their "value" to American society.

…increases both the number of hair cells stimulated and the rate at which they generate nerve impulses.

The economic value of cultural assets is defined as the extent to which they generate benefits for society.

This increases both the number of hair cells stimulated and the rate at which they generate nerve impulses.