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151 Indeed, viewing society as a whole as an organization, we see that bureaucratic structures may generate a self-confirming equilibrium.

152 The first is to generate the molecules as gases, mix them with a large amount of argon and freeze the mixture.

153 Mail bomb campaigns typically generate terror by sending devices one by one to diverse targets over an extended period of time.

154 Atmospheric explosions will at best generate rather feeble tidal waves.

155 Changes within capitalism generate new forms of spatial organization at the same time as they create new forms of social organization.

156 The domestic space and the urban environment generate a fair amount of music and sound in their own right.

157 They then build the plants required to generate the energy.

158 Even that source is far too small to generate any significant amount of electric power.

159 Cities in the county generate most of the sales-tax revenue, yet the county reaps the greatest benefit, he added.

160 That makes sense, but they can't be accurate because compost heaps generate heat which might accelerate decomposition.

161 This awareness, in itself, is believed to generate sufficient grief to restore and ensure cooperation.

162 Even if birthrates decline it will be necessary to generate millions more jobs, more schoolrooms, more acres of agriculture.

163 It was edifying to see how much excitement Ibrahim and the band could generate without shouting.

164 The centres are all currently Executive Agencies which between them generate business worth more than ￡100m a year.

165 Boston Chicken, another company expected to generate strong earnings, rose 1 1 / 4 to 31 3 / 8.

166 The money wage increases which workers won exceeded those required to generate enough scrapping to ease labour shortage.

167 There is indeed direct evidence that mechanical stress can generate intracellular signals that regulate gene expression.

168 If you congratulate a subordinate for completing a task on schedule, you may generate a feeling of pride and accomplishment.

169 Figure 1 shows several of the most elementary transformations together with the rules that generate them.

170 Prevention is quiet, but politicians who mount all-out attacks on symptoms generate great publicity.

171 Fourth, decentralized institutions generate higher morale, more commitment, and greater productivity.

172 If such balancing selection maintains a substantial fraction of life-history variation, it will generate negative genetic correlations among life-history traits.

173 One feature of Klee is that in the event of finding a bug, it can programmatically generate a test case to be able to exercise that condition to demonstrate that the fix has subsequently been made.

174 Individual brain processes generate 'waves' of alternating voltage which can be measured on the scalp by an electro-encephalograph.

174 Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

175 They can, however, generate "uniparental" embryonic stem cell lines. Uniparental embryos with two maternal sets of chromosomes are known as parthenogenetic.

176 The phosphorus-tungsten alloy cast iron would generate some white structure and mottled structure after standing its melt in high temperature.

177 Flow pressure simulation is a semi-physical simulation which can generate various hydraulic flows and pressures needed for the working of each hydraulic subsystem.

178 Company code data also includes payment term, payment method and other parameters, which are designed to generate payment advice, aging analysis of accounts and other contents.

179 One method was to generate phosphene closest to the target point in regular arrays using weighted nearest neighbor search.

180 To generate data for a user-defined type column with a unique constraint, you must use the data bound generator or a custom data generator.