Sentence examples for necessity I from inspiring English sources
Under Charles XII (1697 1718) there was highly curious money of necessity (i.e., a coinage struck to fulfill a need, usually in time of war and siege, but with inadequate technical means available).
Necessity: (i) The condition (1) is shown in Lemma 2.3; (ii) Since (boldsymbol{C}boldsymbol{y}sim boldsymbol{delta}), then (boldsymbol{eta}'boldsymbol{C}boldsymbol{y}sim boldsymbol{eta}'boldsymbol{delta}) for any (boldsymbol{eta}inmathbb{R}^{m}) by Lemma 2.2.
For example, Whewell suggests that experiential truths such as "salt is soluble" may be necessary truths, even if we do not recognize this necessity (i.e., even if it is not yet knowable a priori) (1860b, 483).
Purely a necessity, I said.
Of necessity, I have a morning routine.
Of necessity, I am a lifelong decaffeinated coffee drinker.
Necessity Is the Mother of Invention: SciJobs.org As a graduate student, Plautz used cellular and molecular biology techniques to examine the interactions that lead to lens and eye formation in vertebrates such as frogs.
Families who earn an annual income below LICO must spend over 20% more of their total wages on basic necessities (i.e. food, shelter, and clothing) than do Canadian families earning the national average income [ 28].
"When I try to write up a budget for necessities, I can't balance it," Ms. Appell said.
The type of goods being looted seems peculiarly relevant: if they were going for bare necessities, I think one might incline towards sympathy.
They critiqued the emphasis on human-rights, saying that it neglected these core material factors that increased vulnerability to HIV, and threatened to undermine the relationships most women relied on for basic necessities: "I do realize the effects of HIV.
