Sentence examples for will be generated on from inspiring English sources

The key thing about The Big Lemon idea is that the energy will be generated on site.

Close to $6 billion in U.S. consumer commerce will be generated on the Web in 1998, and the business is just cranking up.

If negative (positive) electrical charges are generated on the pipet tip inner surface, then positive (negative) electrical charges will be generated on the solution nearby the interface.

It is clear, therefore, that at some point above the substrate, at a typical height on the order of the distance between adjacent electrodes, a zero of the electric field strength will be generated on the z=−20 µm axis.

The tangential motion of the liquid flow generates centrifugal forces; since the particles have a different density from the liquid density, a radial velocity with reference to the liquid will be generated on the particles (Rietema 1961).

Each sounding object is represented by a Body object, which points to an associated Surface and Resonator object; see Figure 2. A surface specifies how a collision will be generated on that surface.

The proposal would be extremely cost-competitive as on one hand biofuels will be generated out of wastes while on the other hand the residues/left overs would again be available as animal feed supplement and/or for electricity generation.

A unique identification code will be generated for each officer, based on their day of birth, first initial, first letter of father's last name and mother's last name.

The fused score for strain i will be: F S i   = ∑ j (B i, j * W j   )   Finally, a strain ranking based on user-defined pathways will be generated based on FS.

It will consider all the options and depending on those options a fuzzy value will be generated based on the predetermined rule of inferences.

On Monday, a section of the Web site, prdefinition.prsa.org, is to go live, and, using a crowd-sourcing model, visitors can submit suggestions through this template: "Public relations (does what) with or for (whom) to (do what) for (what purpose)." So-called word clouds will be generated, based on the words and phrases contained in the submissions, which will be accepted through Dec. 2.