to produce something or to grow.
I am not entirely sure what you mean by "generate"; technically they don't "generate" it. Animals get the energy they need from the food they eat.
Yes it does Sean Holden
A device that glows when excited by electric current, but does not generate heat.
If you mean cheat codes, you can't make them.
Safe to use for what? If you mean to generate electricity this has been done for years.
Do you mean Canterbury in NZ? I believe this hydro scheme is rated at 7.5 MW
It meas to create an electric current - to make electrons (or other charged particles) flow.
Generally when an actor talks about resting they either mean relaxing to generate energy, or a silent beat so they can take a breath or cause a certain reaction from the audience. Generally when an actor talks about resting they either mean relaxing to generate energy, or a silent beat so they can take a breath or cause a certain reaction from the audience.
They have no specific meaning. The order of letters and numbers are used to generate the largest number of possible combinations.
I think you mean power plants. The word plant is used in engineering to mean an assembly of different items that combine to produce electricity
It one of a few latin words meaning to create or produce. Genero will no doubt be where the word generate derives from.
We will generate more energy this year.Britain seeks to generate 100% of their energy from renewable sources.I hope this will generate interest in the book.