Sentence examples for instruments which require from inspiring English sources

It is far from a universally accepted concept: the United Kingdom is not a party to any legal instruments which require us to recognise the grant of diplomatic asylum by a foreign embassy in this country.

Main types of photoreceivers used in X-ray digital radiography systems are luminescent screens that transfer the optical image onto charge collection instruments, which require cooling, and semiconductor silicon detectors, which limit the contrast sensitivity.

Many people who play musical instruments (which require the use of both hands) are already somewhat ambidextrous.

By employing physical instruments, which "required much common handicraft," and in effect constructing machines to determine the two mean proportionals, Archytas was focusing not on the intelligible world but on the physical world and hence destroying the value of geometry.

Frequently, one of the challenges in this analysis is identifying the polymorphisms within species from the vast amount of raw data produced by the sequencing instruments, which requires computational resources and expertise not always available to a small biology lab.

However, music is a non-stationary process, sometimes characterized by sudden changes (e.g., in the onset of a note or in attack transients of a percussive instrument) which require a high time resolution, or by quasi steady-state sequences embedding important small fluctuations (e.g., vibrato) for which a high frequency resolution would be necessary.

The flute, or any other instrument which requires great skill, as for example the harp, ought not to be admitted into education, but only such as will make intelligent students of music or of the other parts of education.

Instead, the scientists theorise the playing of a wind instrument, which requires greater control over the muscles in the upper airway to produce a more pleasant sound, might help stop the collapse of soft tissue and muscle that is commonly associated with sleep apnoea.

This is achieved through a number of formal mentor meetings that are informed by a confidential instrument which requires students to individually reflect on team processes prior to the meeting, and a checklist of technical requirements against which the interim student team progress and achievements are assessed.

Nano Drop is a very efficient and easy to use instrument, which requires very less amount of sample to be measured, i.e., it requires only 2 μl of DNA sample.

To this day, the Kyoto Protocol remains the only legally binding international instrument which requires developed countries to commit to CO2 emission reductions (the Kyoto Protocol expires at the end of 2012).