Sentence examples for Absolutely required that from inspiring English sources

The marking, ordering, and, above all, limiting character of the shared meal remained largely intact into the twentieth century: Leith's grandmother used to warn him about appearing "greedy" at the table, and, while my own grandmother absolutely required that we have "seconds," it was not a great idea to be seen eating when she wasn't feeding you.

Thus, peak load does not necessarily indicate the capacity that is absolutely required at that moment.

However, Einstein knew that Maxwell's electromagnetic equations absolutely require that light always move at 3 × 108 metres per second in a vacuum.

The battle can't be won for many decades and absolutely requires that the current enthusiasm for the fight does not dim.

However, Einstein knew that Maxwell's electromagnetic equations absolutely require that light always move at 3 × 108 metres per second in a vacuum.

However, Einstein knew that Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell's electromagnetic equations absolutely require that light always move at 3 × 108 metres (186,000 miles) per second in a vacuum.

The Kentucky Supreme Court thus erred in interpreting Taylor to hold that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment absolutely requires that an instruction on the presumption of innocence must be given in every criminal case.

The modern performance of medieval music, says Leech-Wilkinson, "absolutely requires that one believe [two] incompatible things together: we try to do it the way it was, and we know we cannot but we argue for both".

The production of siRNA from high-copy DNA, which would be the basis of such a counting mechanism, absolutely requires that all DNA is transcribed; if this does not occur, transposable elements that remain transcriptionally silent would be invisible to the system.

Instead of listing specific experiments that are absolutely required vs. others that would be useful, we request the authors address the points raised in the reviews, and do whatever experiments they judge best that will answer some of these issues (and are feasible in a reasonable timeframe).

Additional characteristics that were preferable but not absolutely required were that the gene product was expressed in vivo in MA based on published reports [ 14] and that an E. coli homolog exists for potential genetic complementation studies.