Sentence examples for length needs to be from inspiring English sources

If the NRL is to introduce the shot clock for real next season, the length needs to be shortened significantly.

The reason for this is that the localization length needs to be shorter than the sample size.

The trade-off between one-hop and other traffic information (congestion degree and cumulative queue length) needs to be considered.

Furthermore, minimum electrode length needs to be identified in order to obtain better charge transferring efficiency [220].

Meanwhile, the value of the sensing window length needs to be large enough for the CR-UWB's ED to successfully determine the availability of the overlapped spectrum.

In order to produce a design guide for such shear plate bonding, a method for determining the anchorage length needs to be devised.

In this study, the target introgressed chromosomal fragment was shortened to less than 856 Kb, and the actual length needed to be identified by adding markers between SNP1 and SNP2 as well as between SNP4 and SNP5.

Hourly staffing cost is a weighted arithmetic mean of different types of staffs' actual costs [ 28], and only treatment intensity and treatment length needed to be predicted with staff and baseline patient status covariates (Table  3).

This ability may be especially useful in cases where, for example, multiple computational experiments are performed and the computed bond lengths need to be compared to the experimentally observed bond lengths or to the results of other computational experiments.

This work shows that the use of the so-called image approximations for the evaluation of the per-unit-length line parameters in multiphase transmission lines leads to unexpected numerical stability problems due to small passivity violations above a few MHz when short line span lengths need to be considered.

Overall, we find that when deciding about the contract length economic parameters (for example the budget size where high budgets favour long contract lengths) and ecological parameters (for example species colonisation rates where high rates favour short contract lengths) need to be considered.