Sentence examples for necessary display from inspiring English sources
In fact, you might say the same about the exhibition as a whole: that it's a necessary display of defiant redress.
"She is never you know not the Queen," advises an unnamed friend, quoted in the opening lines of a new biography by the BBC's senior political interviewer, Andrew Marr.Yet as a constitutional monarch, ruling with the tacit consent of the majority, she is not the only judge of the trade-off between necessary display and indispensable discretion.
Similar to the concrete placement scenario, a 3D computer has the necessary display, information, and calculating tools to complete the task.
An advantage over a Java-based solution is that the necessary display code is much smaller and runs natively within the browser rather than as a Java virtual environment.
The eye-tracking capabilities on the headset will refresh at 120fps and enable features like foveated rendering, a technology which mimics the human eye to reduce the necessary display resolution at the fringe of a user's sight.
But Baowen provides the necessary displays of intent (and Jin provides an example of his simple but glorious gift for detail): "He came to my home with two trussed-up capons, four cartons of Ginseng cigarettes, two bottles of Five Grains' Sap and one tall tin of oolong tea.
It is necessary to display some taste.
"But to make it acceptable to the palate, it is necessary to display some taste".
The multiple heads and arms of sculptured Hindu divinities were thought necessary to display the manifold attributes of these gods' power.
On the East Coast, open-carry laws generate little controversy because several states make it hard for average citizens to acquire the permits necessary to display unconcealed firearms.
Gore campaign officials said they were beginning to rely less on Florida Democrats to make their case because they believed it necessary to display a more nationally representative array of prominent members of their party behind Mr. Gore.
