Sentence examples for demanding steps from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abbas called Washington to describe his predicament, which produced a phone call from Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to Mr. Netanyahu, demanding steps to keep the indirect talks alive.

However, we will use the big notation to express the computational complexities of GML/EML and CPF in terms of flops by evaluating only the most computationally demanding steps.

In the competitive semiconductor industry environment, considering the viewpoints of the supplier and consumer simultaneously is particularly required, because multiple manufacturing and demanding steps are performed at separate situations, concurrently.

Ashford always has his dazzling dancers hard at work performing his inventive, supremely demanding steps.

Instead of demanding steps like these from its sponsored YouTubers, Warner Bros. merely required them to include mention of the sponsorship in the bottom half of the video's info box, appearing "under the fold," where the vast majority of viewers wouldn't see the disclaimer.

The computationally demanding steps are performed using compiled C and Fortran code.

One physically demanding step is depulping, or removing the coffee "cherry" from its husk.

In particular, a demanding step is the measurement of the weak lensing shear from wide field CCD images of galaxies.

Notice that, by far, the most computationally demanding step in ROCRSSI is the grid-scan algorithm, whose complexity is proportional to both the size of the grid and the number of rings.

Empirical approaches to atomic charge calculation (e.g., [20 27]) have been proposed as resource-efficient alternatives to QM approaches, as they do not require the demanding step of solving the Schrödinger equation.

The next, and probably the most exciting and demanding step, is to identify the specific IL-1β receptor among the outer membrane proteins.