Sentence examples for expression of the needs from inspiring English sources

Rather than mimic period styles, such buildings are a physical expression of the needs and demands of the environments they inhabit.

Mishra correctly assesses Smith's project as an advocacy and expression of the need for an alternative conception of subjectivity, one that is multiplicitous, self-questioning without being self-negating.

Kierkegaard's rejection of Regine Olsen's love is lauded for its expression of the need of giving one's own empirical life a definite, unambiguous form and thereby transforming it into absolute life in Kierkegaard's case, by attempting to perform an authentic gesture (1910c: 28).

In support of this, they cite the position of early fathers and their expression of the need for all churches to agree with Rome (see Irenaeus, Adversus Haereses III:3 2).

Similarly, restraining measures taken appear to be an expression of the need for inpatient treatment.

There was a universal expression of the need for more information about HPV: 'many women need to know this information'.

These lines then can be crossed to a number of Gal4-driver flies to tailor transgene expression to the needs of a specific experiment.

"It goes well beyond normal central bank expressions of the need to bring unemployment down," said Alan S. Blinder, an economics professor at Princeton University and a former Fed vice chairman.

By doing so we get the following expression for the mass m: M=2*F1*L/(v^2) This expression of the mass needs to be verified experimentally.

The arts have always needed patrons, from popes to pharoahs, and the creation of the Arts Council after the appalling destruction of the second world war was an expression of that need, made when the country was in desperate straits.

This may be an expression of the patients' need for autonomy in their role as patients.