Sentence examples for be needed to capture from inspiring English sources
It also needs staging areas in Pakistan to carry out the sort of rapid and repeated commando operations that would be needed to capture or target Mr. bin Laden.
A 12m reflector antenna will be needed to capture the return signal from the radar pulse.
The testing should indicate what level of complexity and observation density might be needed to capture essential processes in the model.
There are many interactions and tradeoffs in the system between variables such as forest area, land use change, carbon per area, disturbance rates, management actions, and harvested wood products, and a more detailed analysis would be needed to capture these effects.
The challenges are similar across developing nations, where little is known about the relationship between pedestrian crashes, traffic flow, and road environment variables on rural two-way roads, and where unique predictor variables may be needed to capture the unique crash risk circumstances.
An example of Patton's sarcastic wit was broadcast when he received orders to by-pass Trier, as it had been decided that four divisions would be needed to capture it.
And here was an image so indelible that no camera was needed to capture it: the emperor penguin appeared to be holding a press conference.
But Pentagon officials said the 101st contingent could easily double in size if the number of prisoners grew sharply, or if American forces were needed to capture terrorists.
That's ironic: logic would say the opposite, that this is a sign of (another) failure of the Bush administration and that a new team is needed to capture Osama bin Laden.
"The real parties in interest here are the voters," the chief justice said, suggesting that the court could not easily dismiss the assertions that the recounts were needed to capture their true intent.
