Sentence examples for it either requires from inspiring English sources

That is, it either requires more skill or can be done by more people around the world or is being buried — made obsolete — faster than ever.

The metallurgical realization of these highly doped n + pockets increases the fabrication complexity as it either requires an epitaxial growth in vertical SB-TFETs or ion implantation in planar SB-TFETs.

"It either requires bringing the birds into the lab and convincing them to perform the dance there," Johansson says, "or to do high-speed filming under water in the field, which I consider next to impossible.

In the first edition of his book he expressed hesitation over analysing this part, feeling that it either requires a very deep analysis, or should be described in the fewest possible words.

While the method is not invalidated by genetic or ecological heterogeneity across populations, in such instances it either requires independent estimates of the probability of each option in each population, which in some instances may be difficult to obtain, or application on a smaller scale, within which such sources of bias do not apply.

Rather, it either requires the user to specify a set of miRNA to be jointly evaluated, or it needs to try all possible combinations in order to identify the high scoring ones.

Unfortunately, the mechanisms known to promote it either require elaborate strategies or hold only under restrictive conditions.

Based on these data we have designated this region of VirS as the L[T/S]×E motif, and postulate that due to its location it is either required for the conformational change that induces autophosphorylation, or for the structural integrity of VirS.

But the very claim that a proposition is warranted by a foundation is itself a proposition, and as such it must either require a warrant of its own or be deemed self-validating.

Yes, but it would either require the troika to moderate their key demands on pensions, tax and labour market reform, or for Tsipras to cross his red lines on the same issues.

But it would either require the Republican leadership to take their (already painful and internally divisive) surrender to reality on taxes to another level altogether, or it would require the president to triangulate against his own base on structural changes to entitlements in ways that neither his past record nor his current positioning suggests he's about to do.