Sentence examples for it is needed to explain from inspiring English sources

Technically, it is needed to explain a phenomenon called electroweak symmetry breaking, which divides two of the fundamental forces of nature, electromagnetism and the weak nuclear force.

(OPD 4: 132–133) In other words, no appeal to internal principles, or final causes is required to explain the movements of beasts, any more than it is needed to explain the movements of clocks.

Kelsen was strongly influenced by Neo-Kantian tendencies in German-speaking philosophy in the early 20th century and was accordingly attracted to the "transcendental" strategy of argument that Immanuel Kant (1724 1804) made famous: given the existence of some undisputed phenomenon, one is entitled to infer or presuppose the existence of whatever is needed to explain it.

How one explains a given feature in relation to one sort of consciousness may not correspond with what is needed to explain it relative to another.

But some fancy footwork is needed to explain what it is for that object to be overripe right now: it's for it to have an overripe temporal part right now.

But some fancy footwork is needed to explain what it is for the same banana to exist at different times: it is for the current momentary banana to stand in certain intimate causal relations to momentary bananas in the past and the future.

It is clear that among the considered source models in this study, Model 0 best reproduces the observed ground motion, because it contains the complicated rupture process that is needed to explain the observed waveforms.

For instance, it might have entanglement relations, as are needed to explain Bell's inequality.

What is clear from the Planck investigation is that the simplest models for how the super-rapid expansion might have worked are probably no longer tenable, suggesting some exotic physics will eventually be needed to explain it.

Of course, some psychosemantics would be needed to explain what it is in virtue of which a brain item represents greenness in particular.

We agree that there was not a cogent explanation for this and, in large part, it is because more work is needed to fully explain this observation.