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61 Such agencies utilise consumer panels, readership surveys and television audience measurement to generate their information. 17.

62 Computers, faxes and photocopiers generate heat waves of their own.

63 Cost-improvement programmes, which are meant to generate internal savings, are proving far harder to deliver, finance officers say.

64 The position detector pulse sent to the control unit is used to generate the next step command.

65 Now, with the advent of client-server and departmental computing, it is much harder to generate such economies of scale.

66 Bills, while being a relatively liquid asset, generate some income for a bank.

67 There would be many more such articles in the future, and many would generate substantial controversy.

68 In addition to examining ways to generate resources it would act as a consultative group linking potential donors and beneficiaries.

69 The capacity to generate electricity has been taken even farther by one fish in the Amazon, the electric eel.

70 It is eminently reasonable for an individual to choose the treatment that is likely to generate the most QALYs.

71 These may generate considerable opposition as the current controversy at Avebury suggests.

72 After the fire investigators tested a similar oxygen canister to determine whether it could generate enough heat to cause the fire.

73 If a project is going to generate high income, then the capital grant will be smaller, and vice versa.

74 Tactical information Marketing mix item Type of research Product policy decision Qualitative research to generate ideas for new products.

75 Keeping a steady blaze is akin to the way in which women generate and maintain emotional energy.

76 Another conference at Llangollen on Wednesday examines how indigenous cultural resources can generate economic growth.

77 That plant uses methane gas from the landfill to generate electricity.

78 Twelve months ago when Graeme joined us I had hoped that we could generate enough business to justify an extra man.

79 Widespread fires generate their own wind, which fan the flames into devastating firestorms.

80 But these analogies - murder, euthanasia - were summoned up in order to generate a remorse he did not instinctively feel.

81 The same device, run backwards, reacts hydrogen and oxygen together to make water and generate electrical power.

82 In sunlight, VOCs can react in the lower atmosphere with nitrogen oxides to generate photochemical smog.

83 The traffic of ions into and out of neurons underlies their capacity to generate and transmit electrical signals.

84 Others have sought to generate criteria by which to assess the distinctive features of a political culture.

85 A parenting network can create a constancy of love one person can not generate.

86 So if all the deuterium fused it could generate substantial heat in the Earth.

87 The gas will drive turbines to generate electricity for the local grid.

88 Parents who successfully draw their child out are the ones who generate a lot of emotional energy.

89 By extrapolation it is concluded that today's rising income levels generate increased demand for services compared with manufactured goods.

90 The trees will be used as fuel to generate electricity for farm generators.