Sentence examples for input necessary from inspiring English sources
I have none of the tactile sensory input necessary to fairly review the ball, if reviewing the ball is something I really must spend my time doing.
It receives the input necessary for vision, but the retina also houses a network of sensors that detect the rise and fall of daylight.
Now the government of Jamaica, through its prime minister Portia Simpson-Miller, has become embroiled in the Gayle argument and the decision not to allocate Australia a Test match at Sabina Park with the suggestion, sabre-rattling given the financial input necessary but there nonetheless, that the country could actually go it alone as a cricketing entity.
First, because it provides the input necessary to facilitate learning, listening plays an important role in language learning (Vandergrift 2007).
In this respect, they can provide the input necessary to design a stated preference survey [3, 28, 29, 30].
Phase inversion under poorly mixed conditions has been studied by determination of the minimum power input necessary to maintain an organic-continuous phase.
We extracted the data inputs necessary for our equation from the FRCC departure index, mean fire return interval, and existing vegetation type data layers (Figure 2).
The objectives of the study were to assess the sensitivity of the ANN predictions to different combinations of input parameters as well as to determine the minimum amount of inputs necessary to accurately model solar still performance.
Representative products of the multi-modal task analysis (MMTA) method presented here are based on considerations for inputs necessary to encode expert knowledge into the task model component of the ITS being built.
One of the inputs necessary for its development is the equivalent stiffness of the track ((K_{{{text{eq}}_{n} }})), which cannot be calculated because some of the main properties of materials of the tack are undefined (Table 1).
Third, governments could increase the availability of inputs necessary to make health services effectively available in a given HF (i.e. staff, equipment and drugs), for example to meet the minimum level set by official existing norms.
