Sentence examples for apparatus needed to from inspiring English sources
But the apparatus needed to hurl things fast enough to interest today's physicists is huge and horrifyingly expensive.
However, construction of the electronics apparatus needed to produce the required high magnitude asymmetric electric field oscillating at a frequency of several hundred kilohertz is not trivial.
The electric phonograph and the talking motion picture as we know them are far from perfect in their re-creation of sound, but this limitation now arises from the high cost of the apparatus needed to achieve perfect results.
Nor should we restrict ourselves to studying the state apparatus needed to sustain acts of mass murder, such as the Holocaust.The deepest conundrum is what makes groups of people, defined by religion, class, race or any other attribute, so vulnerable to political manipulation that they can be easily persuaded to commit diabolical acts against other groups.
Raw images (Fig. 3a and b) obtained with the use of the apparatus needed to be post-treated to detect droplets and characterize their position, area and radius.
With the realization that chimpanzees lack the vocal apparatus needed to utter human words, research shifted to teaching chimpanzees American Sign Language and artificial symbolic communication systems.
Quarterly filings are costly, but the financial reporting and disclosure apparatus needs to operate on a continuous basis for a variety of reasons, and so two filings a year rather than four will not really mean major cost savings.
To perform this type of analysis, the apparatus needs to orient in a particular fashion where three types of wastewater samples with two replicas from each group are to be placed in the six CSBRs of the respirometer.
And our regulatory apparatus needs to be pointedly revised to break the selling momentum fueled by faulty short-selling rules and the application of mark-to-crisis accounting to regulatory capital and bond ratings.
(For more discussion of these issues, see Higginbotham (1986 19899) and the exchange between Higginbotham (1992) and Soames (1992).) A number of commentators on Tarski (e.g., Etchemendy, 1988; Soames, 1984) have observed that the Tarskian apparatus needs to be understood in a particular way to make it suitable for giving a theory of meaning.
