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Перевод: generate

[глагол]
порождать; вызывать; производить; образовывать; генерировать

Тезаурус:

1. In 1862, James Clerk Maxwell wrote his famous paper in the Philosophical Magazine in which he assumed that a time-varying electric field (the displacement current) would also generate a magnetic field.
2. The foundation of Gospel lies then in "good story", though "good story" ought to generate a spell (or glamour) of its own.
3. After a thorough investigation as to the source of a phenolic type odour being generated within a newly completed building, several possible sources were identified including foam-backed carpeting laid on concrete floors, which under certain conditions appears to generate this type of odour.
4. Compaq Computer Corp says it expects its move into direct sales to generate up to 10% of its US revenues this year, and may be expanded to some foreign markets later this year: total US sales amounted to about 1,700m in 1992, Compaq said.
5. Government approval has been increasingly required for minor projects, which normally cannot generate income.
6. Too often these pressures have been successful, and in consequence the distribution of public spending has been tilted away from the areas of greatest need, to those which generate the loudest demands.
7. Otherwise they may prove divisive and generate defensive attitudes.
8. They had realized that we were saying that lesbian and gay sexual relationships were as good as heterosexual relationships: they had realized the panic that this issue could generate.
9. At the same time, people began to discover that irradiation not only arrests the growth of some cancers, but can have the opposite effect and generate new cancers in tissues which received excessive exposure.
10. Further, while both promises and consent generate special rights and obligations, the emphases in the two cases are different.
11. It must generate enormous resentment. "
12. The International Association for the Study of Pain set up a Taxonomy Committee whose first job was to generate an agreed definition of pain.
13. The reason the coding metaphor has such currency in contemporary talk about perception is that it seems to suggest a way in which very simple and apparently homogenous elements such as nerve impulses can generate the richness and variety of consciousness.