Generatively

Students will then learn trade skills including wood and metal fabrication in the on-campus shop space, computer-aided design, and 3-d prototyping as a means to visualize possible solutions, gauge physical constraints and consequences, and generatively understand material construction. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Consultative NGOs may generally become too intertwined with institutions and thus do not generatively entrench their own conditions in this way. ❋ Bohman, James (2005)

Still, I agree a lot of MMOGs haven't figured out how to make travel more than a timesink which is designed to add to the difficulty of an assigned task, how to generatively make travel a source of pleasure and creativity in its own right. ❋ Unknown (2004)

The older horses, whether of the male or female, are the more generatively productive. ❋ Unknown (2002)

The ass and the she-ass are sexually capable when thirty months old; but, as a rule, they are not generatively mature until they are three years old, or three years and a half. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Man begins to possess seminal fluid about the age of fourteen, and becomes generatively capable at about the age of twenty-one years. ❋ Unknown (2002)

It creates musical information in the form of MIDI notes, and can also generate and send MIDI controller information to generatively control settings of your favourite synths, FX units and samplers. ❋ Softpedia Mac OS (2010)

Noatikl creates musical information in the form of MIDI notes, and can also generate and send MIDI controller information to generatively control settings of your favourite synths, FX units and samplers. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In a trading update, Printing. com said: "Whilst volumes have shown a slight decline and some operational margin eroded, the company continues to trade both profitably and cash generatively."

They are generatively complex, which means that they are unfolding in unfamiliar and unpredictable ways. ❋ Unknown (2008)