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A huge amount of hope was generated by that enormous movement that was going on in the region.
It is estimated that up to 30 percent of urban traffic is generated by drivers looking for parking.
The public school system of this country was built, bought and paid for using commerce generated from the slave trade and slave labor.
He listened until those memories no longer generated any anxiety.
A classic study by psychologist Peter Wason gives you a set of three numbers and asks you to think of the rule that generated them.
Could time just be some sort of illusion generated by the limitations of the way we perceive the universe?
I meditated on that pain, contemplating how my mind could have possibly generated all this.
The first mainline section of trail was opened in 2012, and it's already generated over three billion dollars of private-sector investment.
And yet, after all the attention they have garnered, and all the knowledge they have generated, as well as the lion's share of the funding, here we are standing [before] the same litany of intractable problems and many new challenges.
Gravity is generated by variations in the curvature of spacetime— the three dimensions of space plus time— which bend around any object that has mass.
This is not some inherent bias against flying things, but there is a challenge with flying cars in that they'll be quite noisy, the wind force generated will be very high.
Trillions of neutrinos, many generated by the sun, fly through us every second.
The 84 gigatons reduced from onshore wind turbines, for example, results from the electricity generated from wind farms that would otherwise be produced from coal or gas-fired plants.
We calculate all the costs to build and to operate the plants and all the emissions generated.
Now I'm going to tell you that your experience of being a self, the specific experience of being you, is also a controlled hallucination generated by the brain.
And dopamine is generated, which gives us a little high and it kills pain.
One of the most beautiful things about this exhibit is the sense of solidarity generated when we face these new "aero-graphs."
The zany curves he generated revealed common types of fairy tales and myths that echo through many cultures.
So this is a very sharp black that is generated by the same pollution.
This is one of the reasons why the advent of electric cars has generated lots of enthusiasm among people.
These regulations have generated different reactions among those who favor sounds and those who fear the presence of too much noise in the city.
Breath analysis can only succeed if a large enough data set can be generated and made available for broad use.
Well, that's what I'm going to talk about today, is how we're using the tools of genetics, population genetics in particular, to tell us how we generated this diversity, and how long it took.
The material was generated in two years of work I did for the Secretary of Defense, thinking about a new national grand strategy for the United States.
DG: All this stuff is happening along that 40,000-mile long mountain range that we're calling the ribbon of life, because just even today, as we speak, there's life being generated there from volcanic activity.
But humanity has collectively generated more data in the last few years than all of preceding human history.
But the key point is, all of the carbon dioxide generated, both from the fuel cell and from the lime kiln, is pure, and that's really important, because it means you can either use that carbon dioxide or you can store it away deep underground at low cost.
I could put up a feed of all those links generated by Technorati on the right-hand side of my page, and they would change as the overall ecology of the Web changes.
There was just one problem— while the company generated $200 million of annual revenue by 2013, the vast majority of participants earned less than they paid in.
Containing the sugars generated in leaves during photosynthesis, phloem sap is thick, like honey, and flows down the plant’s phloem tissue to distribute sugar throughout the tree.
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