Sentence examples for necessary stores from inspiring English sources

Lee et al. (2012) generally reflect each of these five conditions in calling for "a well-designed surveillance system that engages affected communities, collects the minimum data necessary, stores data securely, and uses data for public health action".

If necessary store the backup files off line for ensuring security.

This node-based structure substantially reduces the memory necessary to store the finite element mesh.

The number of accesses and the amount of memory necessary to store messages exchanged between hundreds or thousands of nodes is extremely high, which imposes restrictions in die area and power consumption.

Although in a partial-parallel approach the total amount of memory necessary to store messages remains unchanged for any number of processors, by varying the latter, the height and width of memory blocks change, which can be exploited to achieve architectures with more efficient areas.

Anisomycin has been shown to prevent neurons from producing the proteins necessary to store a memory.

Considering the scalability, reactive routing protocols are designed to reduce the memory resources necessary for storing the routing information.

The interest of the approach resides in (1) the synthesis of a new type of controller scheduled by the delay value which has a lower memory consumption than controllers with memory (since it is not necessary to store past values of the state), and (2) an easy consideration of uncertainties on the delay knowledge.

(Indeed, some focal attention is almost certainly necessary for storing information in the memory at all).

Engineering of emerging technologies such as carbon-neutral fuel and energy storage systems such as power to gas, compressed air energy storage, and pumped-storage hydroelectricity are necessary to store power from transient renewable energy sources including emerging renewables such as airborne wind turbines.

For example, in fleas where compression of resilin alone is proposed as the energy store [ 21], a contribution from a stiffer structure that needs less compression may be necessary to store sufficient energy for a jump.