Sentence examples for necessary utilities from inspiring English sources

Our bills included our necessary utilities (we didn't have cable and our neighbor let us use her Wi-Fi), a car note, my student loan and rent.

Ambitious rural housing projects have been carried out on newly reclaimed land; entire villages with all the necessary utilities have been built.

The building can be printed to incorporate necessary utilities.

The CO2 recovery facility studied consisted of an Econamine FGSM-based CO2 capture plant, CO2 compression and dehydration facilities, and the necessary utilities and offsites to support the basic facility.

In addition to SOAPdenovo2 meeting our requirements of being open source and having its code hosted in a repository, the authors provide detailed pipelines with the tools including the commands and necessary utilities to reproduce the different tests carried out in the paper.

In order to facilitate readers to repeat the experiments, the tools and configured packages including commands and necessary utilities are available from our FTP server ftp://public.genomics.org.cn/BGI/SOAPdenovo2, and are also being made available from the GigaScience database [ 17]. bp: Base pair; DBG: de Bruijn graph; PE: Paired end; SD: Segmental duplication; YH: Asian genome.

The Port Authority estimates that it will spend about $25 million to construct the platform on which St. Nicholas will sit and provide the necessary utility hookups.

It consists of tankage, a distillation unit, recovery facilities for gases and light hydrocarbons, and the necessary utility systems (steam, power, and water-treatment plants).

"Buzzd provides a necessary utility for users, helping them locate venues, interact with friends, and read reviews on the mobile device," said Alan Patricof, Managing Director of Greycroft Partners.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), on behalf of the U.S.-China Clevaluatedy Research Centhe, has evaluatechnologychnology using location-specific economic parameters to reflect power generation loss from a coal-fired power generation plant due to amine regeneration, the necessary utility constraints and investment, and the constraints of the location.

Any epistemology, formal or otherwise, should guard against the kind of necessary utility loss DBAs procure.