Sentence examples for necessary to project from inspiring English sources
He also possesses the bracing power and the massive tone necessary to project his singularity in chorus after chorus of exceptional intensity without ever sinking into the shrieking hysteria that the innocents among us mistake for high aesthetic passion.
China's navy does not have the aircraft carriers necessary to project its power very far, analysts say, but the army is mastering in-flight refueling of its fighter jets, critical to extending its reach beyond the country's shores.
In the film, it had been absolutely necessary to project an impression of his physical solidity, which Kiarostami had done by keeping the camera closely trained on his broad shoulders and strong torso as he drove through the hills outside Tehran.
After being validated with experimental data, this mathematical model was utilized to generate the information on the system dynamics that is necessary to project an adaptive multivariable controller.
It is therefore necessary to project the data of these fast moving vehicles to the other two classes namely 3W and HMV, which move relatively slow, before using the data for stream travel time estimation described in the following section.
Considering the magnitude of future climate change, a better understanding of the history of A. lasiocarpa during previous climate changes is necessary to project vegetation response and design effective resource management plans.
This phase was a necessary adjustment to project plans because the six-week delay in the timeline resulted in the OCV campaign schedule overlapping with a national oral polio vaccination (OPV) campaign.
Improving primary care infrastructure is necessary to meet projected increases in work volume, driven by the aging population, as well as medical knowledge and technology advancement.
This allows finding alternative whole-community PA projects, which is necessary to optimize project choice for practitioners.
We argue that, given existing power relations, the engagement with other interest groups was necessary to the project's success.
The grant may not be used for the remuneration of the fellow, but it can be used for all expenses necessary to the project (such as costs of other personnel, equipment, or travel).
