Sentence examples for necessity of operating from inspiring English sources

It was observed that the conformational landscapes were similar in both drift gases, with differences being attributed primarily to ion heating during helium operation due to the necessity of operating the instrument with higher pressure differentials.

The strategies of Karl Rove were dictated by the felt necessity of operating within cramped political boundaries as much as by arrogance fed by a craven press corps.

When I called him, Jorge confirmed what the doctor at San Pedro Claver had said: he confirmed the diagnosis, as well as the necessity of operating urgently, and also the luck of having discovered the matter by chance, before my father's asphyxiated heart did what it was thinking of doing and suddenly stopped, without warning.

Researchers have long emphasized the necessity of exploiting, operating, conserving and managing groundwater in an efficient and sustainable manner with an integrated water management approach.

For the measurement of operating time, two patients were excluded due to the necessity of an osteotomy of the tibial tuberosity because this causes a prolonged operating time that does not rely on the PSCB technique.

Improving the cost effectiveness of operating room areas in large hospitals, while at the same time, maintaining an excellent quality of care is a modern necessity and a serious challenge.

However, the necessity to operate in such cryogenic regimes increases the complexity in the application of IR detectors.

"The Egyptian military will need time and Israeli cooperation — not by Israeli forces, but by the Israeli understanding of the Egyptian necessities to operate in Sinai with forces much beyond those agreed upon in the peace accords".

Her predecessors in the teens and 1920s, Alice Guy Blaché and Lois Weber, were bolder and, of necessity, more innovative, operating as they did at a time when the fledgling movie industry was still evolving and, in the wide-open era before the coming of sound and the hardening of the studio system into patriarchal fiefdoms, any number of women were trying their hand.

Today we would call this "public diplomacy," though, of necessity, they operated largely in secret.

The necessity of learning to operate a clutch is eliminated by an automatic transmission.