Sentence examples for currently needed to from inspiring English sources
Lasting about eight hours of use on a single charge, a joystick is currently needed to control the arm, however future versions could utilise electrical impulses from muscle tissue to trigger movement.
To perform this dynamic configuration, the reader has to know, which field strength is currently needed to supply the transponder properly.
The technology also allows HD video to be streamed to mobile phones by using a similar amount of bandwidth to that currently needed to play music.
to change Senate rules to confirm Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch, with just 50 votes, rather than the 60 currently needed to confirm justices to the high court.
The dismal track record of the 2002-07 expansuggestsgesthathat a full extension, which would cost about $4.6 trillion over 2012-21, would fail to generate robust growth and thus wouldn't create the 11 million jobs currently needed to return unemployment to pre-recession levels.
They also said corporations and speculators are holding more permits than currently needed to cover the amount of greenhouse gas emissions in the state, a supply-and-demand problem that has been growing in every auction over the last year and could continue to choke revenue through 2017.
But civil drones do not currently need to be registered.
To get the full basic state pension you currently need to have 30 qualifying years of NI contributions.
Some analysts speculated that certain customers might have bought more software than they currently need to protect themselves in case Oracle's takeover bid is successful and they need time to look elsewhere for other software suppliers.
We're hoping the company takes this chance to streamline this process however, as Xbox One owners currently need to import Game DVR videos into another app, Upload Studio, to record voice-overs before depositing the footage on OneDrive.
International students currently need to show they have enough money for course fees and living costs for either two months – if they have an "established presence" – or nine months.
