Sentence examples for necessary methods from inspiring English sources

Thus, while Wilson came to France intent on bringing a "just and lasting peace" to Europe, he "put himself in the deplorable position of the benefactor who wishes to restore the eyesight of a patient but does not know the construction of the eye and has neglected to learn the necessary methods of operation".

"Other times, business users can flounder and come to the wrong conclusion because they don't understand statistical methods and other necessary methods involved in correctly doing this work".

In this study, we proposed a new microscopy system based on the PSD sensor and also developed and implemented the necessary methods and algorithm to do the scanning in time efficient manner and with good accuracy.

Apart from the five synthetic methods listed above, several other methods could also be used as main researching methods in some situation, while most of the time, they were set as auxiliary methods or necessary methods in experimental design.

Finally, we propose that defining matrix-remodeling events at the level of the membrane and matrix receptors will be essential, and that new bioengineering tools will provide us with the necessary methods.

While Ulysses thinks Telemachus will be an adequate king, he seems to have little empathy for his son—"He works his work, I mine" (43)—and the necessary methods of governing—"by slow prudence" (36) and "through soft degrees" (37).

It's a necessary method in our times," he said.

And irony was for a time the preferred (and often necessary) method of Eastern European writers like Vaclav Havel and Milan Kundera.

Ken Clarke, the justice secretary, has defended the bill as a necessary method of exploiting intelligence material in court cases while protecting it from general disclosure.

By its supporters, it is passed off as a necessary method of placing fighters on a level par.

Możdżer's Karma Party (a spiky theme of scooting short figures and stabbed chords) revealed the night's necessary method, in which swapped improvisations mostly ran on vamp-like hooks that the two could more readily share, while trickier written themes such as this had to duck in and out as punctuation.