Examples of using Would generate in English and their translations into Polish
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Programming
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Computer
Regular inspections without good reason would generate additional costs
Interaction between these boundary regions would generate radiation, and this would form the plasma.
The computer would generate both cost-center and project reports each month(based on dollars assigned to the 21-digit account numbers)
The forecast envisaged that in 2014 the company would generate a profit of PLN 5,762 million, with EBITDA of PLN 92.1 million.
For example, the following code would generate a text input field which can trigger form submission if its value is changed by users.
Some retailers put forward that a duty of 10% would generate a supplemental cost of 220 million euro per annum for the retail sector alone.
He built this great big machine out in the ocean that would generate a hydroelectric energy field called Fluid Karma.
The growth that these measures would generate must, however, be decoupled from energy growth
Scientists have suspected that not only neutron stars would generate such waves, but also black holes.
The Commission rightly explains that a guarantee for all market operators would generate excessively high costs.
the Guppy battery used a greater number of thinner plates that would generate higher current for a longer time.
For example if unit cost levels were to decrease to 20 percent above the best practice level in the EU, this would generate EUR 10 billion additional ssavings overall.
we need after it a new political theory, which would generate the Fourth Wave.
web2py would generate SQL to alter the existing tables.
He built this great big machine out in the ocean a wireless network of electric power that would run machines by remote. that would generate a hydroelectric energy field called Fluid Karma.
flexural stresses that the close-coupled four-wheel-drive system would generate.
In other words, people who act"immorally" are NOT able to accomplish any discovery or invention which would generate a"true progress" of the human civilisation, i.e.
the broad implementation of the Financial Transaction Tax- which would generate up to €200 billion each year.
given that outlying countries would generate most of the revenue,
planned in Spain, would generate a critical mass of high-performance TV equipment in Europe