Sentence examples for maintaining a necessary from inspiring English sources

Our algorithm seeks to build resiliency by maintaining a necessary set of working nodes and replacing failed ones when needed.

Smith (1994) has advanced an even weaker version of internalism, or what he calls the "practicality requirement," maintaining a necessary connection between moral judgment and motivation, at least in the "good and strong-willed person".

To manage the concern of maintaining a necessary network size, several sites developed smaller localities, clusters of practices within their network which resolve local issues, including commissioning.

One might speculate that household genes are more likely than nonessential genes to evolve a regulatory mechanism maintaining a necessary minimal level of transcription but more permitting of overexpression.

Instead, Iñigo Méndez de Vigo, a Spanish secretary of state, referred in a separate statement to the need to maintain "a necessary balance" between security and privacy concerns.

Bourne and Wright have every reason to steer clear of Russia, and of course in publicising their reasons they have helped to maintain a necessary level of concern over Russia's treatment of its LGBT community.

While one can interrupt the flow of a head of state to try to raise another question, one cannot do it continuously and maintain a necessary degree of respect.

Others hide behind a smokescreen of unreadable inimitability--Marilynne Robinson, for example--to maintain a necessary barrier between the masses and the overlords.

The introduction of hi-tech equipment in medicine entails a need to train new skills and the continuous need to maintain a necessary competence level.

Such arrangements could permit the exploitation of a broader diet, or allow for one AM division to become highly specialized for either speed or force, while other divisions maintain a necessary force/speed balance during biting.

Thus, antioxidants may selectively protect endothelial cells from Axitinib by decreasing systemic toxicity and maintaining a functional vascularization necessary for efficient delivery of chemotherapeutic drugs within the tumor mass.